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betshopagent:
read what I wrote again
. city-- yes but not against Chelsea n Liverpool. And if you know football you would know that Madrid is never an underdog in ucl

So Madrid wasn't the underdog in this fixture? Madrid wasn't the underdog against City last season? Madrid wasn't the underdog against PSG last season? I think you should get a dictionary to know what the word means. But it's okay, your football knowledge is top notch. So much so that it is evident.

betshopagent:
Madrid was never an underdog against the teams you mentioned up there except city last season. Stop the hype.Madrid is winning but they are shamefully playing like a small team against city.

Madrid wasn't an underdog against PSG? Against this City side last season that was clearly in charge till Real pulled a stunner in the last 6 minutes? I doubt you watch football at all.

Numerouno94:
I strongly believe this is City's time. Madrid can't even match this Pep guys in Santiago, na Etihad them wan kun match them? See stats na. I hv never seen Madrid being bossed like this in a champions league match.

Don't get fooled by the stats. Madrid does this a lot. Last season, Real was the underdog in their fixtures against PSG, Chelsea Man City and against Liverpool. What happened in the end? Where Madrid punish teams like City is when they get too much of the ball, get confident and think they are in charge. A single break from Madrid often disrupt and shatter the confidence of their opponents.

Real Madrid will always lead opponents on and boom! It's chaos and the opponents get stunned.

fidelmarshal199:
My Nigerian mind is telling me to convert the total to naira but I won't.

mynd44
seun
Why is this not on frontpage?

I was like that one time but not anymore. I don't earn in Naira and more importantly, you will barely live comfortably and eat right if you convert how much you spend in dollars to naira.

Lisa290:
Nice thread. I would advise you avoid white bread in the US... It's not good at all due to alot of GMOs in them. Inclusive of any kind of packaged cereals and any product that has corn syrup in them.

Yeah, true this. There are so many foods with corn syrup in them. We hardly eat bread and if at all, we bake in the house. Thanks though.

Alearna:
Wow!

Congratulations Op

How much was the budget for this kind of trip?

I spent a total of $2,100.

1. $1,006.82 on hotel for 4 nights
2. Roughly $280 on gas both on the road and in Vegas.
3. $120 in tips (I made a grave mistake of tipping valets $10 every time when it should be between $2-$5. I'll rant about this in my diary.
4. The rest on buffet and tickets to access those places in the pictures.

Leaving after day 5

Tried a Vegas Buffet and it wasn't bad at all.

Forced into a chocolate store against my will.

Getting off and hunting for the next spot.

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Finally

Almost at 550ft high.

Aerial view of The Ling, Harrah's and The Venetian and the Vegas Strip.

The Ling had become so small after about 450ft

From the High Roller pod

The scary thing about the High Roller is that it doesn't totally stop for people to get off or board. You have to hop on with the instruction of the staff around and then the pod closes while the next batch of folks get on.

Boarding...

Next up: The Ling Hotel & Casino. This hotel had a high roller and as such, we wanted to have the experience. The pillar marked where I parked. I got lost trying to find the exit for nearly thirty minutes until we figured it out.

First frame: Pillar to mark parked spot
Second: A cross section of Ling's Casino.
Third: Outside of the hotel.
Fourth: High Roller ticket pricing.

This sums up Omega Mart.

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We stayed the longest at Omega Mart than other places we visited. So, apologies as I dump all these Omega Mart pictures here.

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