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maxinflixion Jun 13th 2007 12:15PM
Detroit's Casino's are depressing. They are full of the same middle-class folks who buy 50 Lotto tickets every week chasing an impossible dream.
Detroit will never be the New Vegas because Detroit does not have the nightlife. It just has the saps blowing their retirement funds at the blackjack tables.