Is There a Tipping Point Between Gaming and Productivity?

i'm ian, i had a very limited exposure to these places, but dana took me to reno and ane. What really impressed me about it was just, you know, what a hard working place it was for exploiting our desires. I mean, i always remark on on how even there were office pools that were kind of yearly office pools across the country that were te factoy legal, but everyone knew they were happening. And so now governments are obviously earning o tax revenue from gambling. But does history suggest there's a tipping point somewhere, where a state relying on a vice like gambling for revenues starts to eat into the overall productivity? A, it's quite the trade