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thecougchef said:prayers for you and hubby.
what city does he work in that they will be shutting down casinos?
i havent heard anything about that..
my bf's dad works at the muckelshoots in auburn.
pamperedpals said:Well I found out we will not find out until Thursday or Friday. My boss doesn't think it is going to hit staff, just management, but I am still worried.
DH works in Lakewood.
pamperedpals said:DH works in Lakewood.
thecougchef said:i live/vote in tacoma. not sure if my votes will help
janetupnorth said:Any update?
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