On the first Saturday of July 2010, Spring Mountain Avenue in Las Vegas hosted a seemingly unremarkable street-side shop, but the surrounding area was filled with various cars, causing a traffic jam on the whole street, and many police officers came to maintain traffic order.
Working overtime in Las Vegas' scorching summer weekend is not a comforting matter, but the police from the Vegas Police Department eagerly applied to come and carry out the task, remembering that when the first Gan's Restaurant opened in Vegas two years ago, every officer who came to maintain order received a big red envelope, enough to cover half a month's salary.
The crowd coming to celebrate the opening was diverse, as could be seen from their cars. There were extravagant Rolls Royces, flashy Ferraris, steady Mercedes, ordinary Saturns, old Corollas, and some simply came by public transport—a real mix of society.
