Chapter 35: The Lake District Is Ranked Only 146th?

Nisen was somewhat taken aback and did not expect David to be so resolute in his denial. He then asked, "Why is that?"

"Where do you think the city of Las Vegas ranks in America in terms of economy and GDP?"

"Which aspect are you referring to?"

"Of course, the aspects of the economy and GDP!"

"If you're talking about the economy and GDP... it's probably outside the top 30!"

In terms of notoriety among American cities, Las Vegas could absolutely be at the top.

But when it comes to the economy and GDP, this city seems somewhat insignificant in America.

The reason is actually quite simple.

Las Vegas originally was nothing but a desert village where not even birds would poop, only later developing through relying on tourism and the gambling industry.

But to this day, the economic pillars of this city are still just gambling and tourism.

It naturally can't compare with industrial cities like Houston and Chicago, let alone financial cities like New York and San Francisco.