I happen to have $44. God knows how I had it. I go on eBay and I'm like, whoa, these are

120 bucks. Was this still mafia controlled, Vegas? I would say Vegas broadly. By the time I'm done

with my life, I hope Steve's remember is nothing more than my uncle. And that she folded a straight

flush on the flop because she was so caught up. Like, what the heck just happened?

I trust Steve.

Steve told me people react and are...

What it is, Bradley, back again with another episode of dropping bombs today in the studio.

Folks, I got a real treat for you, especially if you're a Las Vegas buff.

This here, Blake Wynn, famous uncle, Steve Wynn from the Wynn Casino, Mirage originally.

Before that, like dealer.

All the way back to Golden Nugget.

Yeah, what was his story like?

Dude, how did he rise?

I want to talk more about you too, but you know,

you can't just skip by Steve Wynn, who's a Las Vegas legend. I'm happy to share it.

You know, it's so when people don't really know about Steve, he didn't come from much. In fact,

Steve wasn't even born Steve Wynne. He was born Steve Weinberg. And his father changed the last name when Steve was a couple years old because he wanted to be a sign painter from upstate New York. He wanted to be a sign painter for Coca-Cola. And in those days, Coca-Cola was really anti-Semitic. You know, it's the 40s. And he wanted the job so bad. He said, well, I'll just dump the Jewish last name and we'll switch the name to win. So Steve Weinberg became Steve Wynne. And he went to University of Pennsylvania and then went to Georgetown Law School. And he was at Georgetown and he was 21 years old. My dad is his younger brother who's there 10 and half years apart. So he's 10 Steve's 21 and his father got sick

and he did open heart surgery but this is in 1962 and the guy that invented open heart

surgery had only performed it two or three times so my grandfather was the fourth person or

fifth person he tried to perform open heart surgery on he passed away on the table at 46 years old. So Steve went from being, you know, the son of a bingo business owner in Maryland to now, you know, he inherits debt. He's got a 10-year-old brother who he's now sort of kind of got to be the father for. How old Steve at this Steve's 21 and he's in law school he drops out of law school takes over the bingo businesses

changes the way they're structured so instead of operating at a $300,000 year loss they start making

money and he comes to Las Vegas on a whim because before his father died, he said, if anything ever happens to me,

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