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ballys-hotel-atlantic-city.jpg Just in case you’re thinking about going to New Jersery for some reason, don’t. They are closed. The casinos are closed, the beaches are closed and the state parks are closed. New Jersey is freaking closed man.

On orders from Senator Jon Corzine every state run place in NJ locked up and shut down because until the state legislature can come to terms on a budget, New Jersey doesn’t have money to pay its employees which means, any place that requires an employee of the state to be present in order to be open…is closed.

The casinos all made public announcements telling people to wrap it up and get out, they then started locking their doors. The casinos bring in about $1.3 million a day for the state will remain closed until further notice.

In unrelated news, NYC prepares for a huge influx of extremely bored bridge and tunnel rats.

No dice: Atlantic City casinos shut down [Daily News]

—admin
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3 Comments

  1. corzine’s gov now. not that anybody in NYC cares. especially now that you can’t smoke in bars there either.


    Posted Wednesday, July 5, 2006 at 3:55 pm | Permalink
  2. 2. James

    oops, I meant Governor, not Senator.


    Posted Wednesday, July 5, 2006 at 6:19 pm | Permalink
  3. 3. Rhea

    I grew up in the Garden State, but hearing that the state is closed, well, that sounds like a joke to me.


    Posted Thursday, July 6, 2006 at 2:23 pm | Permalink
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