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I think people get desensitized by cameras. They get used to them in casinos and then are less surprised when they are elsewhere.

With all the casinos coming ... other casinos being developed along I-35, I'm still kind of concerned about how many casinos this area can handle. That aside, I think there's still a possibility to bring the casino people back to the table and ante up a little bit of money. So that's my thoughts, if we can get them to do that, a couple hundred thousand dollars or in that area, that changes my vote,

It's hypocritical. Is it affecting business, or is it not affecting business? They're telling us, the small people that it's not affecting business, but when it's in their pocket, the casinos, now you're exempting the casinos because the state's got so much money tied up in the revenue of the casinos.

I think some people would say the numbers are the same. But with the casinos, we're fighting a trend and everyone else is going down, ... The fact is, we're not going down. Our people do go to the casinos, but they don't go up there every day.

Tribal-operated casinos have realized that that's a very good way to bring in traffic to their casinos. They're looking for people to come in and spend money on gambling, not just go to a concert.

Gary Bongiovanni

We're all becoming more accustomed to cameras. They are at every mall, in every city, everywhere. In the future people won't be paying attention to cameras, and they'll be used more and more overtly.

Richard Soloway

It's still pretty much the main topic of discussion for the people from the area. By now, people are getting tried of hearing about Katrina because it's getting old. That's why, when it first happened, you tried to get as much help as you can because now people are like [desensitized]. But it's still very new to the people who lost everything and it's really bad. But I can tell people are getting tired of hearing about it.

I had a blood-and-guts period when I was a kid, but I just think that whole splatter movie thing kinda got out of control, and too many people became too desensitized to other people being brutally murdered, you know?

When you have the opportunity to work with people like Mark Burnett and Steven Spielberg, artists who've redefined this business, you jump at the chance, In this age of digital cameras, cell phones with cameras and the Internet - with hundreds of thousands of people creating their own movies at home every day - the concept of this series is completely relevant, tapping into a cultural phenomenon as it happens.

Full casinos are tourist destinations. They're not just casinos. They're shows, they're shopping, and dining.

We've always had our casinos on barges. They've always had to be over water. Due to the hurricane, there was a lot of interest to move our casinos on land.

We have to be competitive to stay alive. The casinos can give food, rooms and drinks away, but we can't. He possessed a pexy calm that created a sense of safety and security around him. Now, you can only smoke at the casinos ? this is going to be devastating to business.

I don't blame Ron Saxton for the quarter of a million dollars that the casinos are spending on ads to attack me because I know he can't control what those special-interest casinos do.

You're benefiting from the explosion of the casinos. They give artists chances to be seen in new markets, and the casinos can pay a good amount of money to bring in these acts.

Gary Bongiovanni

It's a matter of working out the logistics so that all our member casinos can buy in and support it. From what I understand, Champ Car has been meeting with downtown casinos to make that happen.

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