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the gambling issue, and the spring one. it opens on a hard winter finally breaking and the itch to feel lucky again. inside: a low cut connie interview with adam weiner on atlantic city, warren zevon, vice, and making your own luck; an essay on growing up in south jersey buried in decommissioned casino decks with the holes punched through them; a 4/20 guide to events, dispensaries, munchies, and what people around town are actually saying about weed; a fashion editorial from elemental vintique; kath bloom at anchor rock; and "saturnalia of vice," on how everyone who's never set foot here still loves to explain atlantic city to you. luck, blue laws, and the big thaw.