The Larry H. Parker Got me a million bucks guy,,

[Duneraider]

That Larry H.Parker , You know the story guy,,,,

I don't know if you get the Larry H.Parker accident attorney commercals in LV, but they play all over California on TV.

I was re-fueling the truck at the Morongo Indian Casino this morning when a guy in a wheelchair came rolling up.

He asked for money for food.

He looked familiar.

Then he rolled up to others pumping gas, no help either.

Panhandlers at a casino, absolutely no help from this kid, or anyone else.

Then we asked each other if he was the black guy on the Larry H Parker TV ad:

"Larry H. Parker got me,,, well, you know the story" guy.

They only show him from the neck up because he's in a wheelchair.

He use to say a million dollars, but the Feds changed what they can say.

Now he's panhandling at the Morongo.

Yep, it was him, all concurred.

What ever Larry didn't get the Indians did over tables.

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Edited August 2, 2007 by Duneraider

[1BADYFZ]

That is too funny..I know him real well...from the commercials..

[OGP]

That sucks. Disabled and now no money. If your going to gamble, Your going to loooooooose. Someone has to pay the big casinos light bills. Trust me I know. Ive lost plenty.

[offroadracer]

never heard of the guy

[Richard Cheese]

you can give an idiot any amount of money in the world. It's ot going to improve his critical thinking skills

[Don29palms]

Rollin' dice and drinkin' 40s with the homies. Bad combination!

He wasn't in a wheelchair in th commercial. Things that make you go HMMMMMMMMMM?

[aseman]

Yes, that's why they say a lot of lottery winners even go bankrupt! lol

[Mr. Edgy]

you can give an idiot any amount of money in the world. It's ot going to improve his critical thinking skills

You just described Rodney King!

[SandBox_Kid]

That sucks. Disabled and now no money. If your going to gamble, Your going to loooooooose. Someone has to pay the big casinos light bills. Trust me I know. Ive lost plenty.

When I was in processing into Nellis the briefer told us that "Vegas was a town built on losers". That pretty much summed it up for me. I think I've gambled $20 in the 20 years I've lived here.