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One question I never hear an answer for is when on earth all the other businesses making millions or billions in Nevada are going to step up and pay something???? The retailers, auto dealers and big national drug chains all pay taxes in other states and certainly don't charge us any less for their products here in Nevada. They would also stand to benefit just as much from a better educated workforce. Even if the casinos can afford to pay more, isn't about time to spread the joy and responsibility to pay something back?