Not according to @itsyoung!!Vegas is a fukking ghost town
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dora_da_destroyer
Master Baker
People in here were swearing Vegas was gonna bounce back in May. Posting up videos of the retards who rushed the casino reopenings as if that meant there was demand 
Like I been saying, Vegas is fukked. No entertainment or clubs to draw tourists, fukked up dining/no buffets, and no big conferences.
Like I been saying, Vegas is fukked. No entertainment or clubs to draw tourists, fukked up dining/no buffets, and no big conferences.
El_Mero_Mero
All Star
I'm in NYC. I overheard a young woman at the bus stop earlier this week say that Uber is not really poppin' like that anymore because they are charging too much for rides (real voices from real people on the streets). I personally don't use any ride-sharing apps unless I'm in a different state, so I wouldn't know how pricing is nowadays. I also read somewhere that recently UberEats made Uber more money than their ride-sharing app for the first time (probably due to the pandemic).
Uber (and similar companies) got something coming up with Proposition 22, and depending on how people vote on that, it can help or hurt their business. I don't know too much about it, and also, the market sometimes goes up when you expect it to go down, so who knows what to expect.
I have a feeling that UBER and GRUB should have a good winter, People are already more accustomed to ordering delivery more than ever before, plus cold weather is approaching, plus, while I did look into propane companies recently and how they'll provide heating for outdoor dining this winter, the majority of people will want to eat at home. I know that some of these companies are not profitable at all yet, but at least in the short term, I'd expect a rise in UBER's price.
I looked at no fundamentals and didn't do any due diligence. I'm just trying to use common sense and go with my gut feeling. Like most of us in this thread. I am not an expert. I'm just an entertainer.
Here's a recent article about these delivery apps: Which company is winning the restaurant food delivery war? - Second Measure
Uber (and similar companies) got something coming up with Proposition 22, and depending on how people vote on that, it can help or hurt their business. I don't know too much about it, and also, the market sometimes goes up when you expect it to go down, so who knows what to expect.
I have a feeling that UBER and GRUB should have a good winter, People are already more accustomed to ordering delivery more than ever before, plus cold weather is approaching, plus, while I did look into propane companies recently and how they'll provide heating for outdoor dining this winter, the majority of people will want to eat at home. I know that some of these companies are not profitable at all yet, but at least in the short term, I'd expect a rise in UBER's price.
I looked at no fundamentals and didn't do any due diligence. I'm just trying to use common sense and go with my gut feeling. Like most of us in this thread. I am not an expert. I'm just an entertainer.
Here's a recent article about these delivery apps: Which company is winning the restaurant food delivery war? - Second Measure
Saysumthinfunnymike
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People in here were swearing Vegas was gonna bounce back in May. Posting up videos of the retards who rushed the casino reopenings as if that meant there was demand
Like I been saying, Vegas is fukked. No entertainment or clubs to draw tourists, fukked up dining/no buffets, and no big conference
That was local casinos which did a lot better than Vegas. The videos were local casinos, like PENN
El_Mero_Mero
All Star
That sucks, but they're a worldwide company and should be okay in the long run. If they get back to March 18's $7.14 per share (or even anywhere near that, then it's a definite cop).
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dora_da_destroyer
Master Baker
I wouldn’t fukk with Uber, Lyft, DD and the likes until we get the results of prop 22. If that doesn’t pass, those companies will with pull out of CA or completely have to reshape their business model for the state. And if that happens, there’s a bunch of other blue states waiting to follow Cali’s lead.
Uber will be fine breh. They’re doing aight overseas. I posted an article a few weeks back about how viable they are in Brazil right now.
dora_da_destroyer
Master Baker
itsyoung!!
Veteran
Vegas is a fukking ghost town
People in here were swearing Vegas was gonna bounce back in May. Posting up videos of the retards who rushed the casino reopenings as if that meant there was demand
Like I been saying, Vegas is fukked. No entertainment or clubs to draw tourists, fukked up dining/no buffets, and no big conferences.
Every place open is sold out tonight
Marquee, drais, all the lounges
the line to Circa casino opening on Wednesday at 12 am stretched the entire fremont street
but ill let yall tell it
El_Mero_Mero
All Star
I know that a few years ago Japan didn't allow Uber Rideshare, and I'm not sure if they changed their mind on that, but I do know that they are using UberEats.
I mean I wouldn’t fukk with them, but I think they’ll be fine overseas.
just two months ago you couldn’t not post “Uber is dying”
dora_da_destroyer
Master Baker
I’m going to take the word of MGM’s CEO and other journalists regarding the state of demand on the strip vs some non contextual anecdote about clubs, likely with reduced capacities, from a random posterEvery place open is sold out tonight
Marquee, drais, all the lounges
the line to Circa casino opening on Wednesday at 12 am stretched the entire fremont street
but ill let yall tell it
MGM Resorts considering midweek closures of some Strip casinos
Las Vegas visits down amid COVID-19, tourists go for road trips
itsyoung!!
Veteran
Mgm has nothing to do with Marquee (independent hotel) Drais (caesars property), Encore Beach (independent hotel) or Circa (Independent hotel) which are open.I’m going to take the word of MGM’s CEO and other journalists regarding the state of demand on the strip vs some non contextual anecdote about clubs, likely with reduced capacities, from a random poster
MGM Resorts considering midweek closures of some Strip casinos
Las Vegas visits down amid COVID-19, tourists go for road trips
maybe they should of focused on Hakkasan and Wet Republic table service.
mgm resorts are mostly on north side of strip, where Cosmopolitan, Encore, etc are mostly focused on. Mgm owns none of them.
aria gambling seems to be doing decent but thats the only mgm property i can think of right now with any traction.
dora_da_destroyer
Master Baker
you're talking vegas clubs when we're talking vegas tourism as a whole - which is down, it's not just an MGM thing. not even sure why @Serious tagged you in this thread
Saysumthinfunnymike
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Isn't Encore owned by WYNN? They are doing shytty too. I'm not sure a sold out Saturday on Halloween night for places is evidence of a booming business.