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I moved to Las Vegas from louisville about 6 years ago. I have to say that you are right on most of what you say. the "strip" is all glitz and nothing like anywhere else in the world, but once you get a couple of miles from their it is pretty much like every other large city in the country except for the slot machines in the supermarkets. The apartment you are paying $600 for in New Albany would probably be near $1000 here, but due to the subprime meltdown I could probably find you a bank owned condo buy for about the same amount as renting and my average utility bill for my 1900 sqft. home is not much more than $150/mo. I lived for some time in Beaumont, TX where every day from May to Oct is is going to be 95 degrees with 95% humidity. I will take 110 degrees with 8% humidity here any day. mod cut: soliciting removed
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