So, like every other business that's not tech itself? I remember visiting one of the world's biggest advertising companies, prime NYC real estate with a vast ma

So, like every other business that's not tech itself? I remember visiting one of the world's biggest advertising companies, prime NYC real estate with a vast marble-and-brass foyer as an additional flex ... then a door leading down to the dim dark rat-infested basement where the IT folks were. The "creatives" were many floors up, with their cafes and lounge areas and foosball tables like engineers at a FAANG. I saw lesser versions of this in finance, retail, and many other industries plus academia. I can well believe casinos are worse than most, but not necessarily in terms of physical accommodation.