Would You Give This Man $5?
Read MoreWould you give this man five dollars?
Apparently, a complete stranger would. That’s precisely what happened earlier today, in a public restaurant, no less.
Read MoreWould you give this man five dollars?
Apparently, a complete stranger would. That’s precisely what happened earlier today, in a public restaurant, no less.
Read MoreWould someone please explain to me what’s going on?
Am I stuck inside a time machine?
Today, it was 106 degrees outside. One-oh-six. I haven’t lost a single dollar on the NFL regular season, yet. A few days ago, we went to a summer barbecue.
Of course, all this can mean only one thing.
It’s the Christmas season.
Read MoreFriday night, the LVH Casino hosted a football handicapping seminar. Over a thousand people showed up, hoping to get advice and selections from some of the best sports handicappers in the business.
Read More“One Drunk Puppy” seems like a strange name for a wine tasting event. The proceeds raised from selling thousands of tickets for a room that comfortably holds about 150 goes to support a charity for homeless dogs here in Las Vegas. Hence the odd name. We love wine and who among us doesn’t like dogs — so this was a “must-attend” event.
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One thing I’ve noticed about how things have changed here in Las Vegas during the past year of the COVID pandemic is the obvious decline in panhandling, especially at busy traffic intersections.
Before masks and protocols, street beggars could be seen everywhere. Some street corners had panhandlers working in teams on both sides of the street. Putting up at a red light subjected drivers to a parade of sad-looking souls. In some cases, the needs were legitimate. In others, the beggars were scammers.
If and when life gets back to “normal,” will panhandling return, and when it does, do you think it helps to give them money?
That question is the basis of today’s column, updated from a previous article that I posted years ago.