It's 7:30AM, and I'm on my way to Starbucks for a coffee before my first GlobalShop conference session this morning. I'm passing by a high stakes poker table with a $500 minimum. There stands a guy, all alone with his dealer, wearing sweatpants, sandals with athletic socks and sporting a mullet haircut, betting $750 a hand. Surreal.
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March 07, 2007
Notes from Las Vegas
It's 7:30AM, and I'm on my way to Starbucks for a coffee before my first GlobalShop conference session this morning. I'm passing by a high stakes poker table with a $500 minimum. There stands a guy, all alone with his dealer, wearing sweatpants, sandals with athletic socks and sporting a mullet haircut, betting $750 a hand. Surreal.
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