Downtown Reno is very unsafe at night nowadays because of the odd people that roam it giving you funny looks or asking for money. I always see police cars patrolling the area for people like that who start fights. If Reno was like that thirty years ago, I do not understand how Allison wanted a graveyard shift at the Cal Neva because she could get taken advantage of or robbed. What also surprises me is that she felt comfortable here in lieu of Las Vegas. Downtown Las Vegas may be bigger, but they are both downtowns with creepy people and casinos constantly advertising the next greatest thing in gambling. I wonder why she did not choose another place other than Reno. Watson must have made an impression on her to continue her path to Reno, NV. Anyhow, she was safe all throughout the book when she came to Reno, nice folks at the bar when she passed out and what not. Reno has definitely changed throughout the years and it shows through the streets like 1st St which had many parked cars on it, casinos because there are so much bigger and “magnificent”, and through the people that roam it like homeless people asking for money and rides to different cities. I notice a change from a decent part of town to a part of town that people are scared to walk alone and always have buddies.
Make a left on Virginia and walk back the way you came.
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