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The Pros And Cons Of Las Vegas Commercials
Hi, Daria! I had a pretty similar situation. When I told people that I am going to university in Las Vegas, they gave me some bad looks. Since a lot of people talked about Las Vegas badly, I was worried. However, this is not true. Like you said, I do not drinking and clubbing all the time. I do my homework and live normal life. People think Las Vegas is a sin city because people do not have a good impression on Las Vegas' commercials. The commercials could give give advantages and disadvantages to people. In my opinion, "What happens in Las Vegas, stays in Vegas" is not that bad. Really it is depends on people and their thoughts. Some people think it is funny and they might visit to spend a great time like other cities. However, some people
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