The city of Las Vegas has a unique view of history and historical landmarks.
It goes something like--"Landmarks suck fat balls."
With this in mind you can understand that I was not surpised to be awakened at 4 in the morning by the sound of the second coming of Jesus a.k.a shit blowin up.
For some reason when an old hotel gets demolished around here they do it in the middle of the night. They claim it's to avoid onlookers and large crowds. Well Vegas, explain this to me, why then do you set fireworks off and pyrotechnics at 4 IN THE MORNING? If you don't want a crowd or gridlock, why have a new years eve on a tuesday morning?
So it's better to disturb tens of thousands of people who are asleep and set of thousands of car alarms across the valley than it is to have a crowd of maybe a few hundred that would skip out of work just to see shit blow up (thats why I suscribe to the "See shit blow up" channel on YouTube) and the "gridlock" on the strip for a couple of hours in the middle of the day?
Get your act together...
It goes something like--"Landmarks suck fat balls."
With this in mind you can understand that I was not surpised to be awakened at 4 in the morning by the sound of the second coming of Jesus a.k.a shit blowin up.
For some reason when an old hotel gets demolished around here they do it in the middle of the night. They claim it's to avoid onlookers and large crowds. Well Vegas, explain this to me, why then do you set fireworks off and pyrotechnics at 4 IN THE MORNING? If you don't want a crowd or gridlock, why have a new years eve on a tuesday morning?
So it's better to disturb tens of thousands of people who are asleep and set of thousands of car alarms across the valley than it is to have a crowd of maybe a few hundred that would skip out of work just to see shit blow up (thats why I suscribe to the "See shit blow up" channel on YouTube) and the "gridlock" on the strip for a couple of hours in the middle of the day?
Get your act together...
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