My husband and I were in Vegas for the first time in January. We arrived at about 9p.m. and wandered the strip for hours and realized at about 1:30a.m that we were hungry. There wasn't much open at that time of night and having never been there before we had no idea where to go. There's a place called "Fat Burger" in a strip mall that was open. While we were waiting for our food I went to the bathroom. After a minute I notice a bug crawling towards me then I go to wash my hands and there's another in the sink. I assumed these were cockroaches. I've never seen any. We have them here (Manitoba) but they are only in the really dirty homes. I know that down south they have different bugs and that there's a general feeling that roaches aren't as big of a deal down there as here. Is this true? Chris PaulaJo D. wrote: >If you want an eye-opener, go to the Las Vegas Review Journal following web >site, where they list what is called the Restaurant Report, which is >"Clark County Health District inspectors rate eating establishments >http://www.lvrj.com/lvrj_home/1997/Apr-16-Wed-1997/lifestyles/5192335.html >Among other listing is... >Horseshoe Club's kitchen, Binion's Horseshoe, > 128 E. Fremont St., received 23 demerits on April 1 among >them " live cockroaches observed crawling on grill and floor. " >Suddenly their recent roll-back price of $2. for their steak special doesn't >sound so appealing any longer! >Sassy Sally is also on the list, which comes as no shock. >PaulaJo Article 13654 of alt.vacation.las-vegas:
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