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Last year, I wrote a response to a Mike Tyson ATM post with this anecdote

Well, I made it back to Vegas a few months ago, did not visit Mike's ATM but wanted to post the stats from the D after asking the staff about Bitcoin:

Front desk employee said they had 2 people pay for hotel rooms in 2 years.

Gift shop employee said they have people pay for meals once every 1-2 weeks.

D grill employee said people pay with bitcoin once a month however that number increases if any bitcoin conventions are in town.

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People say we NEED the government. By definition, they mean the government is an absolute necessity or "essential" for society to function. Do we NEED the government to solve* social problems? A majority of people in society would answer yes to this question. However, if private businesses or individuals can provide alternative solutions to social problems, the word NEED becomes inaccurate. The question then becomes do we WANT government to solve* social problems? Since government solutions always require the initiation of force through taxation of citizens, the answer is always NO. If we wanted the government to solve* a problem, they wouldn't need to use force as part of the solution

A little background: about 3 years ago I was inspired to "start" a business selling my Grandma's cookies but soon after lost focus. As a 2013 resolution, I'd like to put more effort into this side project. If you have any advice or suggestions for my site/business, let me know in the comments. I'll be online and watching the Vikings beat the Packers until about 6:15 ish. I am serious about the free samples too!

Site: http://www.verasfamilycookies.com