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@Jon_Hodl
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Do they though?
I live here in Las Vegas and I am still trying to find the cool stuff that the locals do but it’s not the most cultured of places.
I like downtown container park but that’s not that noteworthy.
There’s a mini golf place in Mandalay Bay called Swingers that I’ve been wanting to check out but haven’t had the time yet. I might go sometime during the conference if I have the time. This might be similar to Holey Moley in Austin but I have yet to go to either so I have no clue.
Area 15 is very cool with several things to do. Not sure if you’ve ever been to Meow Wolf but it’s worth going at least once in your life. There’s also the Illuminarium there that is a lot of fun. It’s like a 1 hour experience in a full 360 projection mapping room with all sorts of cool space stuff projected on every wall and the floor. Highly recommended.
The Arts District is enjoyable to walk around but it’s pretty underwhelming.
I also want to go to the Sphere but it’s hella expensive and haven’t had the time yet.
Aside from all of that, there’s just a lot of sand colored suburbs and strip malls across the entire wasteland that is Las Vegas.
This is where you lost me
If something is truly private, then it doesn’t need any information from me in order to use a tool.
One of the things I love the most about traveling is learning how to use a transit system.
While not many places in the US have a good public transit system, I have always enjoyed getting around without relying solely on a car.
What is the penalty for an heir completely circumventing this entire process?
What if keys are just transferred from the dying party to the living party?