What happens in Vegas used to stay in Vegas. Grab your poker chips, Beer Thursday lovers; what really happens in Sin City is revealed on today's high-rolling 250th round.
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A Full House in Vegas: Stories of Strip Life and Slot Machines
In this round of Beer Thursday, special guest Kiki joins hosts Shayne and Jay from Las Vegas!
The trio dives into a diverse range of topics, from strategic relocations and cost of living to clandestine mafia dealings and dispensary culture, offering something for everyone interested in the unique life of Las Vegas.
Discover the unglamorous reality behind the glittering casinos, iconic wedding chapels, and some truly surprising facts about life in Sin City, like a ski lodge just 20 minutes away!
Plus, hear about some of Kiki's epic concert experiences, from Lady Gaga to Pink, and get the insider scoop on local hotspots like the Golden Tiki Room and The Peppermill, which will surely make you want to explore Vegas!
Shayne wraps up the episode with a toast that'll make you feel lucky to be alive. Tune in for a rollicking good time that'll make you want to roll the dice in Vegas.
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