"We got followed by two cars the entire time we were there, and the whole town felt exactly like something you would see in a Stephen King novel."
It wasn't a bad experience except for the smell of piss whenever you left the casino to go to your car. That and driving past the Hustler Club and Stripper Supply Super Store on my way to training every day.""Aye!!! That’s my hometown right there. I was born and raised in Shreveport, dammit. Just cause everything you just said is 100% true don’t mean you have to say it."
West Virginia as a whole has a very mysterious and melancholic feeling to it, but that is shared by a lot of deep Appalachia where sometimes sunlight can be scarce in certain hollers." People on the LA side were WAY friendlier, happier, and welcoming in the most wholesome, charming way. While leaving, EMTs were bringing in a patient, saying he was having a heart attack. The nurse said, 'Just put him in the hallway. We will get to him later.' As I was staring at her, she said, 'It's ok. He comes in every day but is a little late today.'""Cairo is fascinating because it used to be a major city where the Mississippi and Ohio rivers meet. Wealthy people lived there in opulent mansions.