Reply to thread

Message

[QUOTE="Alizona, post: 6060369, member: 444115"]
Yeah its an accurate take on Steve Wynn, who by the way, if you weren't aware, Steve Wynn was forced to step down due to some sexual misconduct legal dispute, he is no longer associated at all with the company that bears his name.

But your take on Wynn is accurate, it is quite well known here in MA (and in Vegas) that Wynn specifically has a corporate model of catering to (i.e. going after) the high-roller crowd.  Wynn is a high class operation, they aren't interested in doing business with "the little guy", with the blue-collar crowd that likes to swear up a storm...  knowwhatimean?  Well Boston is a blue-collar city, that's who most of us are here...  so to give the casino license to Wynn was almost like a stab in the back by our corrupt politicians who probably awarded it to whomever lined their pockets with the biggest bribe of course...  if you ever want to learn about Massachusetts politics, read the life story of gangster "Whitey" Bulger and his "straight-laced" brother William Bulger who among other roles was the President of the Massachusetts Legislature.  Yep, you read that right.  BROTHERS.  LMAO  You couldn't make this story up, but it's real.

That's MA.  And that's Wynn too.  If you're rich and enjoy caviar, the Wynn is gonna treat you better than any King would be treated.  But if you prefer Budweisers instead of $10,000-a-bottle French Champagne?  Wynn wants nothing to do with you.  Unless you play slots.  Then come on down!!!  LOL  :D
[/QUOTE]

Verification

Search

Reply to thread

About CardsChat

Our Community

Our Site

Follow us