Welcome to the story-worthy podcast.

Here are your hosts, Christine Blackburn, Honest Finney.

Welcome to Storyworthy.

I am Christine Blackburn, and I'm here with Hannes Finney, and we're coming to you from the Luxor Hotel on the Las Vegas strip.

One of the fanciest, swankiest, wackiest looking hotels in all of Las Vegas.

You know, the Luxor Hotel, that's the big pyramid one, right? It's the big pyramid with the light that comes out of the top that goes straight up to space.

Yes, that's exactly right.

If you pass by Vegas in the space shuttle, you would see the light from the Lexor Hotel as a beam.

The thing about the Lexor Hotel is when they built it, they did not consider how they were going to wash the windows on the hotel.

Because it's a pyramid, right?

Yeah.

So they had to have this huge, like, outreach to find somebody to design a window washing system.

So now they have, it's automatic, nobody's on the building.

And they have this big machine that constantly is cleaning the Lexor,

sort of like how they're always painting the Golden Gate Bridge.

It's like that.

Exactly.

Or constantly washing the Disney Hall in downtown in downtown.

By the way, our third member is here the uh

sophie the cat is now joined she's on the table and she's going to take a nap of my notes so the show

is really going to go well as i try and move the cat no but the lux are see that's vegas all over

that's Vegas all over because it's like it's all about the appearance. Yeah. It's all surface. The flash. It's like all they care about is like, we have a pyramid. We have something different. We're in a freaking sandstorm desert. How are we going to clean it? I'm sure we'll think of something. Right, exactly. But it's true. When vacationers go there, who doesn't want to go in the big pyramid? Of course you want to go to the big pyramid.

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