Las Vegas is changing its motto
Many gamblers are familiar with the famous Las Vegas motto: "What Happens Here, Stays Here" (WHHSH). However, city authorities have hinted that interesting news will be announced soon, which many are sure is related to the replacement of this motto.
As is known, The motto appeared in 2003 by the company R&R Partners, where it was invented. Many do not like this expression, as they claim that it assumes the appropriate behavior of tourists in the city's entertainment establishments (not only in casinos, but also in numerous clubs, bars and restaurants). The recent scandal that broke out on the Las Vegas Strip has become a possible reason for changing the city's motto.
As journalists have learned, preliminary work is currently underway to create a new slogan, which is being developed by the same company. R&R Partners in collaboration with LVCVA, an organization that deals with tourism issues in Nevada. At the same time, not only specialists from the company and the aforementioned organization will take part in the development of the new motto. The state government decided to involve famous people from the outside, who, in fact, have nothing to do with the gambling industry.
Journalists have become firmly convinced that lead singer of the famous Aerosmith band Steve Tyler is directly involved in this work. The reason for such suspicions was the soloist's performance at Park MGM, during which he addressed the audience: "When I shout loudly: "What happens here", you will answer me in chorus: "It happens only here!", as well as his Instagram post, where he hinted that he would have some great news for all the guests of Las Vegas on January 26. Surprisingly, Lady Gaga and Shania Twain They also announced that they would share the stunning news on January 26 of next year.
Local residents are unhappy with the government's efforts to change the motto. In their opinion, too much budget money, some of which is tax revenue from state citizens, is planned for this.
