Hometown Casino?

The real world:

This next dream I'm going to share is another one that inspired me to begin this blog. It takes place in my hometown of Jersey Shore, Pennsylvania.

The dream world:

I was walking though my hometown when I noticed they had built a casino behind the grocery store. I had no intention of going inside, but I had to walk by it to get to where I was going. I saw a slot machine outside. It cost a dollar to play. I just happened to have a dollar on me, so I gave it a try. The reels spun around and I won. The amount that showed up on a digital readout said "595". I thought I had won $5.95 but I had won $595 dollars. So I gave it another try. This time I won $20,000. So I decided to go inside. It was strange, they had all the usual casino games, but one of the things that stood out is they had a skee-ball game. 

                                 

For some reason the skee-ball game ramp was very long and it wasn't completely straight. In fact it was so long that it seemed impossible to roll a ball all they way because I couldn't even see where the skee-ball ramp ended. So I decided to follow it. I followed it to where it made a sharp right turn and it was no longer a skee-ball ramp and I was no longer at the casino. I was outside of a saw mill.....

Back to the real world:

.....and then I woke up. I can't think of anything that would have caused me to have this strange dream. But it took me a few moments to realize that I wasn't $20,595 richer. Dang it!