> I think that probably works better in theory than practice. Probably, but it's fun to think about. > In the real world it's going to be sleazy and run down

> I think that probably works better in theory than practice. Probably, but it's fun to think about. > In the real world it's going to be sleazy and run down in a few short years. Sleazy is desirable to a point, but it's easy to go too far in that direction. And getting run down is a definite concern. It's entirely possible that the economics required to keep the place safe and hygienic would price out a lot of customers, and it would struggle to do enough business to stay afloat. Which is actually not so different from the current situation, but at least it's interesting. > I'd also like to be at the city council meeting where you propose adding hooker hotel rooms in the original plans. We're gonna have to do it in a very progressively liberal area, or get Kevin Bacon to do it.