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I spent my entire adult life ignoring Vegas, perhaps even lightly hating Vegas, until a couple of years ago when my older brothers—lifelong Deadheads and jam-band enthusiasts—induced me to attend a weekend of noodle dancing at the Sphere. To my own shock and delight, I had a good time—no, a great time, if I’m honest, between the food and the music and the fun and the almighty brain-scrambling out-of-body nonsense bacchanalia of the place itself. Now I keep going back for events, on vacation, for work, to play. Invite me to Vegas, and I’ll say yes. Something about the whole thing has just clicked: the permissiveness, the hospitality, the unrivaled surfeit of options and choices and places to eat and play and be entertained. It is one of America’s greatest food cities, and a truly remarkable place to spend a few days attending a conference or professional commitment.