Casino Communique`

• Walking through a casino for the first time is overwhelming.
• The cigarette smoke surprised me- I reeked when I came back to the room, had a headache and was nauseated.
• There are drink stations where you can get tea, coffee and sodas for free.
• The number of apparently poor and relative lack of apparent well to-do people surprised me.
• The room is gorgeous; although the bed is a maneater. It was hard for me to get out of bed this morning.
• There is an Ellen Degeneres gambling machine.
• Black people may be slightly over represented in relation to their population numbers but I am not sure.
• Winstar reports 30 mil in payouts for last month.
• A lot of disabled people were there last night.
• The number of people with kids in the hotel surprised me. They probably get chunked in the hotel room with their Nintendos and a cable remote and become gambling orphans.
• Swingers from the Metroplex meet up here to swing. I saw a pair of couples I bet were here for swappin'.
• 2: the number of prostitutes I identified.
• Us reprobates can pick each other out in the crowd.
• This place is ginormous.
• The carpet is very well padded and comfortable to walk on.
• The buffet is good but more expensive than I would have guessed.
• Good grief- there is a Dairy Queen up in here.
• Cool- there is also a Panda Express.
• Most of the housekeeping staff are white.
• Bud Lite seems to be the beer of choice.
• WWWIHBST inquired about playing Bingo. The cost floored me (70 bucks for electronic) and (30 plus) for paper. 
• I wanted to glance down at the floor and find a chip/token whatever and then walk to the nearest table and say, Bet it allll on black 13! and win a million dollars but was  thwarted by a 70 year old lady. Yes, part of the daydream did happen. As I looked down at the floor there was a chip laying there plain as day. Before I could make a move, granny looked down and after a quick left and right glance used her toe to slide it back to herself and picked it up and slid it in her purse.
• I got my eye on you granny. You foiled me once but never again.