
Remember what fights were like when we were children? They went something like this:
“You did it!”
“No you did it!”
“No, you did it!”
And then, some sort of physical contact would occur, and the perpetrator of said contact would run to the nearest adult and claim that the other kid did something wrong so that they wouldn’t get in trouble.
Anyway, that’s what Hubert Blackman’s lawsuit reminds me of.
Here’s the deal: Blackman, a New York City native, goes to Vegas for vacation. He decides to call a place with the name of “Las Vegas …


