I want to buy a property there, probably off the strip. What kind of stuff is there to do besides gamble and drink?

I don't live there, but I used to spend almost every weekend there before COVID.

It's depressing as f/ck because homeless are everywhere, people are angry all the time, it's hot as f/ck... and now there's a water crisis.

I kinda think that if California passes Prop 26 or 27 then that would kill off most of the business in Vegas.

Doesn't it now have one of the highest murder rates in the country? Too many visiting joggers thanks to Biden bucks and no student loan payments

Never lived there but Vegas is a dirty chithole the second you get a block off the strip. Coming through the AZ side Henderson looks like a nice suburb 30ish minutes away but I’ve never spent much time there.

i landed at late night hour and was taking cab to hotel, saw a dude beat the fuk out of a woman and rob her, his car windows also had bullet holes in them.

within 2 days i witnessed atleast 3 different violent altercations

vegas is wild bro.

Most people live in Henderson or Summerlin. Summerlin is an especially nice neighborhood. People who live there don't go to the Strip much unless it's for work

What is there to do there for fun? Can I hike on the mountains in the evening without being butt raped?

I hike Runyon in LA after dark 3 nights a week and rarely see anyone there because the gate is locked.

I wouldn't move there. It's ghetto af and way too hot. Plus lake mead is running out of water, so there's that

Sounds like a bunch of liberal BS

You mean the water thing? Nah it's a known issue, you can see the water level dropping with your own eyes. It's not some liberal climate change bs

Dude debunks it


California and Arizona will dry up before Vegas.

Vegas brah checking in. I live in NW Las Vegas, very close to a ton of restaurants, shops, gas stations, a nice hospital, and the freeway.

The hot/dry heat weather isn’t really that bad, going to be 90s here next week. Lots of stuff to do 24/7 (shopping, eating, drinking - but I don’t drink). Decent stuff to do outdoors (Mt. Charleston, several hiking areas). Not safest city but not the most dangerous either (better than most vs the west coast). Although Cali****s kinda ruined the experience, I still like it here.

Don’t listen to touristcels, they have no idea what’s it’s like to live here. And unlike Commiefornia, we’re not gonna run out of water.

That video just confirms that the water level is dropping quickly lol. But I was just letting you know about the water issue, go ahead and move there anyway if that's what you want to do

I think I linked the wrong video. He goes into where the water drains into cannot be too low to still get water in Vegas and Cali/AZ/mexico would be out of luck first.

This is the video: at 6:05 into the video