Thread: afternoon worse than death by a thousand paper cuts.

Originally Posted by 27458

Yes, but then that would have taken a lot of politics and law changing. And I'm sure a big resistance from many since Casinos' are not always looked upon as a "positive" influence on a community. But yes, that would be one. I still think they should make like a small amusement park on Mud Island and have a sky ride going over the river or at least from one end of the island to the other. If folks pay $10 to ride up an elevator at bass pro, I'm thinking that ride would be a hit!!!

10 bux is the cheapest HIGH in Memphis.

Originally Posted by 27458

Excellent. Agreed. I don't see anything but positive out of this. I don't think the prices are much different than any other BP. But if I wanted to buy stuff, I'd simply go to the old one and be in and out quicky which is exactly why they left it open. I doubt sales will decrease much at that store. There's still a lot of great things they can achive going forward. I expect fishing tournaments to be held on the river and weight in, etc. at the BP.

Ask yourself one question. What else could they have converted it too that would draw this much attention and revenue?

Tax write off

You really gotta pay to get on da dam elevator? Wow is all I got....I'm out