I have been to big cities here in the US and abroad and I frequently visit New York city and Philadelphia there is nothing like Las Vegas. During my first half day stay there I was simply speechless to describe my feeling.

When I moved in to Atlantic City 18 years ago I was asked to describe the city. I simply wrote "Atlantic City is the boardwalk that you walk from one end to the other and the in and out of the casinos. You cross the Pacific Avenue you are totally in a different world"

In my one week in Las Vegas, I did not hear a police car siren at all, which are typical of big American cities. Yes as I told Gene Trimble I have changed my perspective of an American city after what I saw in Las Vegas. This will have a lasting impression on me - a life time for that.

Las Vegas is big, bigger and biggest compared to Atlantic City casinos, I would say no comparison at all it is for sure "friendlier" even when it is the biggest in the world. I say that Las Vegas is a "seen city" - to see is to believe.

Leonidas