Casino buses in Canada are filled to the brim with old age Canadians, Chinese tourists and baby daddies looking for some tax free income. Away from Native land, OLG holds a monopoly on lottery, sports, bingo and slots. OLG is smart, they only participate in the games you have the least chance of winning, and the least control over. 

When you enter a BINGO hall for example, there are hundreds of old age folks and they all know each other. If you speak about losing, it’s bad energy and you’ve cursed their chances of winning.  I once went with someone to a bingo hall, and one lady won $2500 at BINGO. So sure, you can be the 1 in 100 that wins. A minute later though, she was feeding 20’s into the machine until she had nothing left. 

I began hearing all the stories about the time each of them won. They recounted it like the birth of their child or grandchild. When I asked how much they’re up in their lifetime, they’re all behind.

In Canada there are more adults over 40 gambling at BINGO Halls and Casino’s than there are adults spending time with their children. Ironically, those same gamblers have a tiny pension, and gamble away any equity built up on the home. Not a single politician sees this as a problem as we enter a recession. 

To compound this problem, more than two thirds of adults are addicted to alcohol, cigarettes, marajuana and/or prescription medications. In Canada, one of the major reasons for poverty is addiction. Mind you, the solution in Canada is to see a psychiatrist. The very doctor prescribing drugs that you’ll become addicted to. 

OLG made a staggering 4.8 Billion dollars in 2021 and we were completely locked down. That’s 4.8 Billion dollars that Canadian families have lost. So next time you hear Chrystia Freeland say “Mr Speaker, we are putting money back into the pockets of Canadians” it’s probably twenty minutes of NAN playing the slots. That’s more than $200,000 per adult in Canada, being made on the backs of addicted Canadians. So when the government offers you a $500 check, remember that OLG has one shareholder, The government of Canada.

17% of Canadians smoke weed 15% of Canadians smoke cigarettes 11% of Canadians drink 5 drinks per intake 55% of Canadians use 1 or more prescribed drugs ⅔ of Canadians reportedly gambled in the past 90 days.