Not a drive I would make to a tourist trap.Corpus Christi area seems like it might suit a casino - given the proximity to S. Padre & Mustang Islands.
There's already an indian casino in Eagle Pass, if I remember, so maybe another would open in the El Paso area to compete for business. Maybe some rich land owner would see the opportunity to build up a Las Vegas style place somewhere in the hill country too, or down near Laredo.
Haven't been to Kemah yet, but a bunch of people have said we should go just to see it, and maybe get some seafood. Its one of those things that, while close, its still a hell of a drive thanks to traffic, so if I take the wife, we'll probably get a hotel for the night.
I’m part Chokeahoe.Do we have any Native Indians in Texas?![]()
Good enough. You're running the place.I’m part Chokeahoe.
Yikes.Good enough. You're running the place.
BINGO!How much has Louisiana or Oklahoma profited by having casinos? Are the roads better paved? The schools better supplied?
I have nothing against gambling, but all the predictions of great windfalls for the public are nothing but vapor. A handful of people get rich and nobody else profits.
Just look at the Lottery in Texas. It was going to raise money for schools. Billions of dollars have passed through the system, but did our schools get better? Did our taxes go down? Nope and nope.
Other than some low wage jobs, Casinos bring little to nothing beneficial to the State.
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IF I HAD TO GUESS I'LL BET THEY PAY MORE THAN MOST FAST FOOD JOINTS AND PROBALY MUCH EASIER ANCLEANER THAN DIGGIING DITCHES!Other than some low wage jobs, Casinos bring little to nothing beneficial to the State.
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