Anyone else see a vectoring, a return toward Bautista's Vegas? "Indian" gaming with rum and cokes, and Hemingway-themed tours. Revenge served chilled.
There's nothing in the Babylon rap about Cuba that even hints at what was there before Castro and Guevara cleaned things up. It was a cess-pool of greed and corruption, a playground for vice-happy millionaires and organized asocial thugs.
That's all in the past though, time to move on.
History is boring.
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In related matters, the abundance of "poker" shows on TV are obviously there to instruct. And I'll bet you there was some research done and it said a lot of people were reluctant to play cards at the casinos, not because of the risk and the certainty of house odds, but because they felt intimidated by not knowing the rules and the jargon.
So here's the rules and the jargon. Delivered to your home.
Who owns Vegas? It might be interesting to see. And then contrast them with who owned Cuba in the days before the revolution.
Watch out Fidel!
