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As Ralph says, "It's LAS Vegas, not Vegas..." 
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Just sayin'...
Writer Camille Minichino agrees with Ralph...
First of all, it's Las Vegas, not Vegas, baby. Three syllables = the place.
"Vegas, baby" is a construct that serves casinos and hotels and movie
theatres. It's an expensive illusion for the visitor who can easily blow
through thousands of dollars in a 24 gamble-and-party cycle, only to
fly home hung over and penniless.
I think Ralph is trying to say that Las Vegas is the place where people
live, work and pay taxes.
As Ralph says, "It's LAS Vegas, not Vegas..."
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