All I can say is that form my perspective it's really due to how the place is run instead of the "recession." They ran out all of the people with brains, class and experience. In a way the whole process of what happened was a class warfare thing form the start Was there validity in their points about a CEO getting paid 1.2 Million while people live in abject poverty? Sure you can't deny that fact at all. Now is having a guy who's only business experience is running a smoke shop empire with a leveraged operating advantage over any other competition outside of the sovereign tax free. Basically all I'm saying that I seriously doubt that he would have risen to the level of success he has had without the tax free element of his business plan. Anyway I did find the comments in this story pretty enlightening The trouble is that with casino's they're extremely competitive businesses and the people that really have big money want to be pampered and treated right with respect. The employees at the Seneca Niagara Casino are pretty rude and cocky; Why I have absolutely no idea. You don't get that treatment over in Canada or on the Vegas Strip or even Wheeling Island. All I saw after Mickey Brown and the people that open the most sucessful casino on the east coast, Foxwoods in CT was the place go downhill. Just go to the the Thunderfalls buffet and pay for that overpriced slop.
From my perspective, it's not just the economy that's a downer on gambling, but other financial monitoring laws we have in place now. For example, the casino in the falls could never draw any Canadian high rollers for fear that bringing large sums of cash across the border would result in it's confiscation or at the very least it being registered and recorded.
All I can say is Joel Rose is somewhere smirking now. After all the Senecas were going to single handily save WNY with all the jobs that they would create, especially in that abandoned steel skeleton in the cobble stone district.
After giving up this
it was so worth to have everyone look at this 
Bills played good enough to win if they could kick field goals, they most likely would have won. The first thing the Bills need to do, to be able to win games is to when it rains, snows, wind blows is icy fucking cold out, practice out side not in that little fake area with no game conditions. Being the home team you lose any weather advantage you have by being used to playing inside. Yes I get that there are some skill drills maybe you want to do indoors. But when you kick field goals you are outside, when you catch balls that are wet then you learn how to handle them. When you play in the cold you get used to it. Ok that is the end of my grip I love that speech it is so good it really is.
Don't miss working there at all. When the games are as craptastic as today, the rain is that much colder
I could totally see being really frunk and mistaking that "sink" for a urinal.