LAUGHLIN: The Hottest City In America - Why Do People Live Here?
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- Опубліковано 11 чер 2024
- I visited the Hottest City in the United States, chatted with some locals & tourists, and drove across the newly opened Silver Copper Crossing. (The 2nd bridge connecting Laughlin, Nevada & Bullhead City, Arizona)
Laughlin at the southern tip of Nevada is a beautiful resort city on the Colorado River. It also recorded the 3rd highest temperature of any state at 125°F on July 29, 1994. And its average July high of 119°F is tied for the Hottest City in the USA!
What is life really like in the Mohave Valley? Why is it one of the poorest regions of the country with many meth heads and abandoned trailer parks? Join me on this epic road trip to find out.
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Great video! You pretty much got it all!!
Regarding your statement about the average income here in Laughlin, keep in mind that this is a retirement community, and a huge percentage of residents live off capital gains and investments they've compiled their entire life which is not reported as income.
When you made your point about all the land and didn't understand why there wasn't more development.............First, thank goodness there is not!!! We love our small town with no traffic!! But the reason for it is that we currently have in place a building moratorium due to the limited water storage. We have plenty of water, but in order to build more homes there is a requirement for more storage capacity. Nobody wants to pay for it. I'm sure one day when the home prices get high enough and the numbers make sense, some developer will be happy to pay for the construction of that storage.
There is an area outside of Kingman of abandoned "mansions" that might make a great video. It was an upscale development which collapsed during the real estate crash around 2008. The developers just walked away and left it all empty. Most of it is still standing.
Wow thanks for all the info! Glad to hear you enjoyed the video, and that's fascinating about Kingman! Will definitely check it out!
It’s hot all over. 4 years of college in Dallas was much harder than summer here. 50k people vs 2.5 million. I’ll take the small town.
@@FromHeretoThere Wait, is he saying that capital gains are not reported as income in the studies from which you got your median income figures? That would be odd, because capital gains are certainly counted as income by the IRS. Luckily for retirees, long term capital gains are taxed at a lower rate, but they're certainly counted as income. As are the dividends and interest from their investments.
@Frank-James geezerpleasers_OG is right about income being taxable in general. I think the main reasons Laughlin has a below-average median income are its affordability for middle- and lower-income retirees and the fact that most casino jobs don't pay all that well.
Nevada has no state income tax.
Living in an oven is no Laughlin matter
LOL!
Nevada Made (Dispensary across the Edgewater Hotel) has a strain called “Laughlin Laughlin”, really 😁
Nice 😂
I had my shoes literally start melting in Laughlin
@@patgalvez4563 my last visit two weeks ago, my Crocs shrunk! I left them outside to dry and the next morning they were 1” smaller. lol @13 years old, my zorries melted to a paper thin thickness. Teachable moments.
Thanks for watching everyone! Had so much fun trying out this new style of content where I explore "lesser-known" places in real life and interview locals, so *LEAVE A LIKE and comment any other places you'd want me to check out* if you wanna see more videos like it!
wow - so brave to go there making this video - Amazing video - very educational & enjoyable, great job!
In your new travel style, you roam and explore,
While AI offers much, AI cannot compete, it’s your hearts that adore
Real-life experiences, second to none.
Engage with local people, hear their tales,
Mix the past with the present, let future unfold,
Keep exploring, with novel stories untold.
Come again and I’ll show you how ok this place is and how great it will be in 10 to 20 years.
@@mangomama73it seems that you were mixing up the past and a lot of other things. No way did you take that thumbnail photo in Laughlin. You painted a wrong picture of the way it really is. You mentioned the weather so much because a “ weather wimp “ won’t make it here. No way! The residents live here because they want to, not because they have to.😎
wow 55K views & 1.2K like on day 1 (6.13.2024) & 283 comments. Yes real life video adds a lot new contents that AI cannot compete
Laughlin, NV is actually my hometown, I'm proud to say. My dad was the GM of the Edgewater around the time i was born and helped build the Colorado Belle (Save Colorado Belle). It has some things that could absolutely be improved, and yes, it's so ridiculously hot, as soon as you walk outside, it feels like your eyeballs are going to melt, but i truly love this town, and the river and have a lot of great memories. RIP, Don Laughlin, you're a pioneer! 🙏🏼❤
I lived in Oatman in the 90s. Generally about 5 degrees cooler than along the river, for what that's worth! Don Laughlin, who we all called Uncle Don, was a true gentleman, he used to fly his helicopter up to Oatman once in a while, just because he liked to hang out there, with all us "little people", always very friendly and a pleasure to visit with. He was a real class act.
I love the Colorado Belle I hope the repairing it and bringing it back to the good old days they are the best Friday night fish feast all you can eat ever anywhere it's an awesome old Steamboat
Just off Route 66 Oatman Arizona that's a town for you you'll love it it's near Bullhead
@@cavecookie1I love Oatman there's a dollar bill on that bar somewhere over there we put there me and my ex-wife😊 I need to get me some donkeys for my new Ranch in Northern California
@@davidnaylor3876 Make sure they're donkeys, and not jackasses. Here's how to tell them apart...the donkeys walk on 4 legs! LOL! I managed the Hotel restaurant for a few years in the 90s. Great time in my life...I miss talking with people from all over the world the most about my years there.
Humidity makes a hugh difference.
In Dallas, TX the heat is murder in the summer time.
When I was in Vegas I walked around a lot downtown when it was 105 and the heat was tolerable.
Yeah as long as you remember to hydrate, the dry heat ain't "too" bad
I lived in Phoenix. A few years back it got over 120 degrees, Strangely, I got the chills when it reached that temperature.
Come to the east coast if you want humidity
@@bradleysample3246 I've heard that it's really humid there.
In Dallas the humidity is not high all the time, but we do get a sample and it can be uncomfortable for a while.
@@bradleysample3246 florida takes the cake. I have been all over. it is the hottest summer you can imagine.
Hey there, i have heard that you used to run the MangoTango channel, if so, you really were a huge aspect of my childhood, i even bought merch, and that is still the first and only time i have bought merch from a youtuber, so if it is true that you are MangoTango, thank you, for giving memories like never before.
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I lived in Bullhead City in 1984. My husband helped built the block foundation on the Riverlodge, in Laughlin and was friends with one of Don's boys. Don had a helicopter he would fly around in. It sure has changed! Amazing! thanks for sharing!
Me and Pauly Sack ran that freaking town .in the 70s - Lets Just say we fertilized the Desert REAL GOOD.
👆 this guy pooped a lot in the desert
Very well- researched. I liked that you interviewed some of the locals and tourists. Great video!
If you think it was well researched that’s because you are unfamiliar with the area 😎
When the Mohave Power Plant was under construction in the 1960's the project brought in many well-paid contractors and upon completion a large well-paid permanent crew with families. Over the years the permanent work force and ongoing contractor support caused the population and economy in the area to expand rapidly. Eventually the town turned into a tourist destination with the building of more attractions. Prior to the power plant being built Laughlin and Bullhead City was one of many small fishing camps along the Colorado River. Now the power plant is gone due to environmental issues and potential cancellation of water contracts to use river water. However the area grew enough to support itself with out the Power Plant.
I know a retiree who moved there to be near family…and to gamble. Hey, if that’s your main goal in life, makes total sense…
Loved your video! I moved to Bullhead City in 1985 when I was 18 years old. I helped open the Colorado Belle, Harrah's, and the Flamingo Hilton, it was a great life during that time. 🙂
Try visiting Virginia City, NV.
I will take 113 degrees in Nevada over 113 degrees in South Carolina any day!
I've experienced both & prefer a non humid dry heat-!!!🤗. 125 degrees is the hottest I've ever experienced-!!! Even for experienced desert dwellers. That's dangerous hot🔥. 😇.
Dry desert versus wet and humid.
Its never 113 degrees in South Carolina, its never even 100 degrees
You're living in a desert, not the green lushness of South Carolina
@@Whatt787 Duh!
Thank you for the video! Loved that you walked the riverfront, got on the river (!), hiked some trails, drove residential areas, walked over to the dam, and more! Really loved what you did here. The pace was good. 👍 👍
Thanks so much! Really didn't know how it would turn out but had a gameplan and cut out a lot to try to pace it well. (The original edit was over an hour long!)
Excited to make more videos like it!
Thanks for making this very descriptive video. Don Laughlin was my cousin. ( R.I.P.) Back in the day, during the winter months, he would invite our rather large family to the Riverside Hotel and Casino for annual reunions. It was always a highlight of any year.
This by far is my favorite offering you have made so far. Thanks. Don't believe I will ever go there, but I'll definitely pass it on to my kids.
Glad you enjoyed! And definitely is a beautiful part of the country, but apart from the water sports, didn't seem to offer much
@@FromHeretoThere Your video presented beautiful and educational walks, jet skiing, water taxi rides, even bowling. You talked to relaxed happy people and the prices were reasonable. I hated Vegas, this seems like a place my kids could take my grandkids along for adult entertainment and family activities.
@@FromHeretoThere “…didn’t seem to” You’ve got to stay long enough to slow down and smell the… desert breeze off the flowing river. And the night sky after breathtaking sunsets. LoL, a lot of Bullheadian’s like that Laughlin hasn’t become Vegas’ little brother. In a world that’s set to The Road Runner, we enjoy the Spike from Needles, California time of day.
You did a wonderful job on this video 😊
I used to live on the Arizona side, in Oatman; getting my kicks on Rt. 66! The Pioneer was the casino of choice for the Oatman crowd, but I'm into old cars, so I hit Uncle Don's Riverside! Liked the movie theater there, too. You can get a drink at the snack bar to take into the theater!
Nice info tour, thanks 👍
Amazing video. Thanks for teaching us all your discovery & happy wonder
The river is amazingly clear in Laughlin.
Yes, so beautiful!
The Colorado River begins near the town of Grand Lake, Colorado high in the Colorado Rockies. Pristine water most of the way to Mexico, tastes 😊 absolutely delicious.
@@retirementbootcampoff-grid237my only concern with seeing that beautiful River was seeing those speeding jet skis 🚤 I was worried about the pollution from their gas tanks/exhaust,.. whatever it's called😊
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Yes, maybe drink it ffrom the faucet instead of while swimming. Lol 😉
mango keep up the good work and enjoy what your doing i just wanted to say thank you so much for making my childhood so good i remember being a lil kid and watching the role plays i needed to thank you and wish you luck on your journey
Thanks a ton dude! Hope you enjoyed this new style of video! :)
Great look at a place I didn't even know about. Keep up the good work!
I was mesmerized! Great video!
Awesome vid thanks for the tour!
Mango tango I’m happy that you got a channel that you’re doing I just want to tell you that I miss watching your videos. You were my favorite UA-camr growing up and I’m happy for you
Very interesting info on Laughlin, thx for posting
I have always liked your videos, and your humor. I enjoyed this informational video too. The way you present the video. You are talented as a tour guide. Plus, your enthusiasm is infectious. I've been to Laughlin many times in the past. You make me want to visit there again. I hope you record more tours in the future.
Thanks so much Susan! Excited to hear a lot of people enjoyed this video as it was a TON of fun to make, and it's the type of content I wanna pivot into! Actually exploring places, learning about their histories, and hopefully talking to locals who can give a little inside scoop into what life is really like!
Great interview there, very informative about the area.
Such an awesome video. Great job! 😊
I love your videos! So nice to see the face behind all those videos.
Thanks a ton! Any other places you'd want me to explore?
Love this new video! Good stuff!!!!
Thanks so much! :)
You are welcome!!
Appreciate your knowledge ❤ thank you !
Laughlin is a great place. When I was playing tennis as a pro I would take vacations in laughlin and train in the extreme heat. Swim in the river, and play poker. I still love it decades later. You can always work out in the heat then jump in the river. wayy cool.
Spencer was awesome! Great vid man.
Laughlin needs to do some upgrading/remodeling. Still lagging from its 90s peak days. Hopefully Emerald Island and Colorado Belle can resume
Uh, it's called Emerald River not Emerald Island. The Colorado Belle is closed indefinitely and probably won't open again. It, the Colorado Belle was a victim of the pandemic when all of the casinos were forced to shut down. BTW, I live in Laughlin with my 2 kids.
@@lynettetaravella2578 Laughlin has potential
Bullhead may be more populated because that is where most of the region's shopping is located. Also, the Walmart, grocery stores and the hospital are there as well.
You covered everything! I love living here and I'm glad you showed all it's wonderful points.
Glad you enjoyed! Was a beautiful part of the state!
This is the best, most thorough Laughlin video I’ve seen yet! I learned a lot and definitely want to include Laughlin in my next visit to Vegas! Thank you! 😊
Thank you so much! Glad you enjoyed!
Excellent video 👍👍
Right on! Thanks for sharing Laughlin as I want to go there one day! 😅
1st time viewer. Fabulous presentation with lots salient detail. Unlike several similar channels I have seen, there seemed to be genuine surprise and enthusiasm here. Shoutout to the local guy Spencer for his excellent interview. Duly subscribed 👍
Thanks a ton lester! Definitely wanna make more videos like this! Was still trying to figure out my style as it's my first video like it, but towards the end I think I got a feel for the types of interviews I wanna do (Like the one with Spencer showing an inside look at what life is really like wherever I am.)
Any other places you'd want me to check out?
Sunsets in the desert are so beautiful! I spent a week in Boulder City helping out at a race my friend put on this past February. The sunset was magnificent. Thanks for the great video. I just discovered your channel and I'll keep watching!
Yes! There's nothing like em! (Well except sunsets in cities with a lot of pollution which I know doesn't sound right, but the pollution makes those colors so much prettier haha!)
Glad you enjoyed and excited to make more videos like it!
Fun fact that grass patch you walked by to get to the river walk was Don's helicopter landing pad.
What a great video. I knew nothing about Laughlin. Such an interesting place to visit. Definitely on our list of places to visit hopefully soon.
Went to Laughlin and stayed at the Colorado Belle just before closed for good.
Thanks for the video!
Great video. It brought back many memories.
You did a fantastic job on this video and I have subscribed..
Back in the days you make my child hood happy keep up with the great work I support you new content
Wonderful video!! Thank you! Great narration!!
White cars, white shingles, white roof coating...white asphalt.... all dramatically drop temperatures. Youre welcome.
Great tour!
I really really really enjoyed your videos so so much, and I have to say I would go and visit this place just to check it out in person, now that you have shown it to me,.. although I would make sure to bring somebody with me for safety reasons.❤🎉❤
You didn't have to take a shuttle boat before the bridge was built. We used to drive over Davis Dam to get to Laughlin and the highway to Searchlight.
I said that out loud while watching the video! Thanks for your comment.
Awesome video bro!
The content i didnt know i needed!!
Thanks for watching! :)
Great video of our area… we live in Laughlin and love the small town with very little traffic and great amenities!
Glad you enjoyed!
Great video. First time viewing your channel.
Thanks for sharing.
That place is fun. ❤ Great video! I haven’t seen Laughlin since the 1990’s.
Very good video, thanks for the great information. Also, subscribed to your channel, looks like many videos, from around the globe. Thanks again!
Behind Larry the water is so clear you can see the rocks very clearly on the bottom. And Larry may like beer 🍻 🍺 but he doesn't have a beer belly 😂 and that's a very good thing... Good job Larry.🎉😁
Such an amazing video,
@From Here To There - Wow! - Excellent and accurate Nevada vlog...A friend of mine used to drive a water taxi for 10 years..he loved living there. Thanks for keeping it real... We are in Reno , Nevada - also a beautiful Nevada city, with a great river, The Truckee..Reno is in the High Sierra foothills..Reno is about 500 miles from Laughlin..One side note - The Aquarius was the Flamingo Laughlin. In Reno, at the Circus-Circus Reno, for years we used to have a Friday horse racing contest, competing with the race horse players at the Flamingo Laughlin. We used to have a great time, we won both good prizes, and cash. We have actually bought several great vintage Flamingo Laughlin bright teal satin jackets on Ebay....
great video! i just moved to Las vegas, definitely will check this small town out
Ran across your video, thoroughly enjoyed it!
Laughlin is a must stop on our way to Quartzsite AZ every January since 2009, except for 2021. Travel by RV, though not officially Snowbirds, we're from NorCal.
Laughlin used to have alot more free or low fee dry camping areas, like the 2 tier parking directly across the Laughlin River Lodge. Now that was a beautiful view! Used to be River Palms Resort, and when they changed owners, the area was closed to any vehicle or RV parking due to insurance liability reasons, so we were told. There were good priced buffets in every casino. Locals would flood them due to coupons they had access to for being locals! Laughlin was pretty hopping back then. We thought of it as a slower paced Vegas. Most of their headliner shows were scheduled for Spring. Harrah's had dry camping in the lot next to the Shell Station/Convenience Store. They had a water/sewer station, sold propane and diesel. Sadly, it all closed after Covid as did most of the buffets.
No matter, we still love Laughlin. We ride our bikes along the trail all the way to the dam, Pioneer has free dry camping; but if its a cold year, like the last 2, we book a few nights at Riverside RV Park for the electricity! We frequent the fast foods, Walmarts and other shopping in BHC, but the best thing is the diesel prices are, like, $1.00 or more less than when we left home, so it's always a fill up stop as well.
One thing we enjoyed about the video is seeing how nice the water looks during this summer, it's way too hot for us!
Good job !👍
Arguably the best Laughlin/ BHC video there is! My family watched it from the area, which made it even better. Your optimism and enthusiasm about the area made us all smile, because you were so complimentary. Around a decade ago, my parents bought a house in Laughlin Ranch as a vacation house, and they’ve since moved here because they love it so much. It’s a gated community with views of the Colorado River and casinos. You’ll have to check out the golf course and clubhouse area next time you’re here:) Laughlin has been called “Mini Las Vegas,” but as a longtime Orange County resident, there are many Californians who prefer it over LV any day. There’s also the IFP airport (literally stands for International Fun Place), that has random domestic flights from snowbird-centric locations. It’s awesome. Thanks for posting this amazing video; I just subscribed and I’m looking forward to watching your future videos! 🥳🎉🤩
Man, I’m a new time watcher I just subscribe what an informative amazing video you’re so well spoken. You’re so smart. It’s like I’m there on an adventure with you bravo, my friend.
Enjoyed your video😄
Thanks so much!
My parents loved Laughlin. We’re from hot Bakersfield, CA (it’s 113 deg here today). My husband had a surprise 40th birthday party for me in Laughlin. We and all my friends and my parents were there and I was so surprised to see everyone. We went to Calico Ghost Town which was nice and saw the London Bridge.
Love your enthusiasm for seeing the beauty in simple things. Well done.
No need to quote statistics to the 10The decimal place, though. lol. We'd be just as happy with 12% vs.12.3%.
Looking forward to other videos.
Loved the tour. Loved your history facts.
Wife and I stayed in Laughlin about 2017, it was quite hot!
Took the boat tour to the dam and back. Went to the rock drawings.
Quaint area, not busy and relaxing atmosphere.
Never did venture across the bridge though🤷🏼
Thanks for the memories.
Glad you enjoyed! :)
I'm commenting on the middle of the video, just to let you know, all or most of the housing in Laughlin is south of the casino drive. Nice video.
This is a great video! Thanks for it! I live up in Carson and have never visited Laughlin. It's on my short list now! Please check out some of the northern NV towns when you get a chance - Ely is one of my favorites!
Great video. I have been to Laughlin many times, love the river, Lake Mohave and Lake Havasu in fact I am probably going to retire nearby in Arizona. My friends and I have stayed at Laughlins Riverside Casino many times and met Don Laughlin on a number of ocassions as he walked through his casino, he was a very nice person. Laughlin does attract an older crowd, but I think it also attracts a crowd of younger people who want to party and have their dollar go farther. I have a lot of great memories boating up and down the river or at Lake Mohave, gambling at the casinos, then partying in my hotel room later. Way more fun then burning through money in Las Vegas.
Dude, the heat in Las Vegas must really suck. No doubt whatsoever it’s insanely hot way out there. By the way, the hottest temperature on Earth, I once heard, was 134 degrees Fahrenheit in Death Valley, which was way back in 1913.
I plan to do another video in Death Valley (in July so it might actually be the hottest day of the year 😂)
I really enjoyed your video.. I subscribed to your channel.. ❤
First time watching a lengthy video of yours man, good job with the video, I hope you do more of these videos in different locations ❤❤ lots of Love
Thanks so much! Any other places you'd want me to visit?
@@FromHeretoThere go for smaller cities just like bullhead city, nearby
Very nice. That little road you saw at 26:26 just before going over the new bridge is Laughlin Highway Road (might be a different name). On weekends, there are 100s of cars mostly Californians going to Laughlin. You only showed one car. Also, before 1988 or 1987 you had to drive all the way over the dam and around to get to Bullhead. It was a 15-16 mile drive but it was the only way to get there. I started going there in 1979 and stayed at Kathryn campground.
I lived in Laughlin and am moving back. There is no better place for a great sunset and if you can handle extreme summers it is a great place to live. It is not for the weak or sick, but it is for adventure and outdoors activities.
good video....
a lot of stuff I didn't know about L.
Amazing video
I enjoyed this thoroughly
Thanks so much!
Nice job, It seemed fortunate you ran into that fisherman, who turned out to be a good source of local info..
Incredible! I never knew about this place before
Nice video. Have you ever thought about getting a drone? You could get some really nice shots of the dam, the river, the casinos, etc.
Very interesting and well done! Glad that you had stats on the area and interviewed some folks. A concern that I would have about this area, or any desert area such as the Palm Springs area, is that since temps are clearly rising yearly at this point in time they could become practically unlivable in a few years. That said, I am still considering the Palm Springs area, or some of the more affordable nearby towns, for retirement in a few years.
Best video on You Tube. Really xlnt. Mark
wow - another new video! Amazing discovery of the beauty in the hottest city in USA! very educational & enjoyable.
Interview people for their wisdom- very unique new style. Yes your white TSLA car far far away. long way to walk back!
Thanks so much! Excited to make more videos like em!
Good coverage. It's my go to place in winter from British Columbia.
Been there in summer good video 😅
Such a great video...I learned so much about Laughlin . Very informative. TOOO DAMM HOT !!!!! LOL😅
well done!😁
I love Laughlin! We've been going there since we got married on the banks of the Colorado River in Davis Camp Park, Bulhead City in 1993 , we always liked being younger than most of the people there but now we're catching up 😂. I'm impressed at your age how much you appreciate the amazing scenery , the gorgeous river flowing through the stark beauty of the desert, nothing beats it! Great video, I just subscribed !
I was about to make the same comment lol. Honeymooned with our dogs at the River Queen ❤️
I still have a key ring with the Riverside Casino label on it. I picked it up on my first trip to the USA from Australia in January 1996. Fortunately the temperature was milder at that time of year. I recall the Colorado river which looked really nice.
Up off the parkway in bullhead City is the nicer homes..
Originally, bullhead was a fishing city along with mines so the lower bend is more a mix of new construction along with trailer homes.
Maybe even homes up off of 68..
I will say some of the vacant land down by the new bridge in laughlin is a alot of native land. Down in nevada across from ft mohave is an Indian casino. Called Avi
@FromHeretoThere Great video! A couple things you missed though. You missed goat island at the taxi stop across from Riverside/Aquarius. You can park in the lot and walk own to the boat launch and you will see a small island about 1/2 the size of a football field. There are about 6-8 goats on the island no one knows where they came from, no one feeds them, they just eat off the land and drink the river water. It is really interesting. There is also a little rock garden up the road behind Tropicana, someone made 6-7 little rock mazes. The casino you went in River Lodge is pretty new, you need to go upstairs to get to the main casino you were in the lower casino area. The Colorado Bell casino (looks like a steam ship) is no longer open. It closed during the pandemic and never reopened with no mention of it reopening at all. I did not know about the petroglyphs and will have to look for them next time I go. Thanks so much for sharing the video.
Those cities you mention are Death Valley with a river running through it!
Very cool content! Thx for so many interesting facts, you covered almost all. The color of Colorado is amazing. Water taxi seems to be a good bargain for only $5. I used to live in LV, went to Henderson a few times, but have never been in Laughlin. Kudos for video on jet ski. Seems that Laughling is for older people, and RVs, haven't seen families or younger couples in your video. Thank you for your effort to present this part of Nevada and Arizona.
Thanks so much for watching and the support! Had a lot of fun making this one! Any other places you'd want me to check out next?
The water taxi was free when I moved here 10yrs ago.
There are so many young families and children both living in Bullhead City & Fort Mohave and staying at the Laughlin hotels. I bet he was not here on the weekend. He showed just a little bit of Rotary Park, but it has youth soccer games from Cali that compete there, as well as the Senior Olympics to name just a couple.
My daughter who lives in the Las Vegas, Henderson, Nevada area loves Laughlin, NV. I never did visit either Laughlin or Bullhead City. I live in Whetstone, Arizona. Thanks for the tour and your enthusiasm. 😅
It's great to see that much water in the river again after the long drought. I used to water ski there back when the Riverside was the only casino.
This river is dammed. The drought has nothing to do with the water level.
Hey mango so glad to see your ok keep up the good work we all still love you maybe one day you might come back for one more game video but your choice keep up the good work mango
Mango I just went back to the old channel I notice your Covid video is gone did you delete or did it get taken down
Excellent work. I feel like I've been to Laughlin.
Glad you enjoyed!
@@FromHeretoThere I can't get over how quickly you pivoted from Cairo to Laughlin. On that note, there's a second or two glance on your Cairo video (Gezira Island from the bridge, perhaps) that almost looks like Laughlin, but on a much larger scale.