Design Dreams and Casino Nightmares: Eric G's Vegas Adventures!

Eric G dives into the whirlwind of Design and Construction Week, giving us the lowdown on all the jaw-dropping innovations and epic finds that had everyone buzzing. Picture this: walking 29 miles through a mega trade show with a few hundred thousand of our closest pals, and still feeling like we barely scratched the surface! Oh, and speaking of surface, Eric spills the tea on his stay at the Resorts World Casino in Vegas—a place that, let’s just say, didn't quite live up to the glitzy hype. From a room smaller than a shoebox to check-in lines that could rival a theme park ride, it was a Vegas experience he won't be repeating anytime soon. So grab your earbuds, because we’re about to take you on a rollercoaster ride through the latest in home improvement and the not-so-fabulous side of Sin City! Diving headfirst into the chaos of Design and Construction Week, Eric G takes us on a whirlwind tour of the trade show that left him both exhilarated and exhausted. Imagine walking 29 miles over five days, navigating through a veritable sea of home improvement aficionados and industry innovations—it's like a marathon for the home improvement nerds! From the moment he stepped into the cavernous convention center, Eric was struck by the sheer scale of the event. With a few million square feet of exhibits and a few hundred thousand fellow enthusiasts, it was a playground for anyone remotely interested in building and design. Eric shares his favorite finds, including factory-built homes that challenge traditional builders to rethink efficiency and sustainability. With a blend of humor and insight, he highlights the innovative designs that could change the way we think about housing, making it not just faster but smarter. But wait, there’s more! Eric also spills the tea on his stay at Resorts World Casino in Vegas, and let me tell you, it’s a tale filled with more twists than a soap opera. Spoiler alert: he’s not a fan. From a check-in line that could rival the DMV in length to a room that felt more like a shoebox than a luxurious retreat, Eric candidly shares his frustrations. He dives into the nitty-gritty of his experience, detailing the lack of basic amenities and the infamous broken refrigerator that turned his stay into a DIY icebox adventure. It’s a hilarious yet cautionary tale about the perils of booking during convention season in Las Vegas—who knew a king room could feel like a dungeon? Tune in for Eric’s witty commentary and hard-earned tips for navigating both the trade show and the Vegas hotel scene, ensuring that your next trip doesn't end up as a cautionary tale like his! Takeaways: Eric G shares his adventurous journey through Design and Construction Week, covering 29 miles over five days, and missed much of the show! The Resorts World Casino in Vegas gets a thumbs down from Eric due to chaotic check-in and underwhelming room quality. The new Tesla loop is a game changer for navigating the massive convention center in Vegas, cutting travel time drastically. Eric highlights innovative products like a unique mosquito repellent system that can protect a huge outdoor area scentlessly. A special mention goes to Champion Homes for their impressive factory-built duplex showcased at the tradeshow, setting a new standard for affordable housing. If you're planning to visit Vegas during convention season, be prepared for steep hotel prices and potential frustrations. Links referenced in this episode:aroundthehouseonline.com Companies mentioned in this episode: Monument Grills Monty McGrill's Van Air Doors Resorts World Hilton Champion Homes 1620 Workwear Dal Tile Toto Stiletto Hammers Z Line...