But that’s how they are. It makes sense that Vegas stuns these sorts of people quickly. Yes, Megan is slightly more organized than Reggie, but at their core they've both always lived fast lives in a way. They’ve had to. The children of blue collar workers don’t get the privilege of planning for the future or picture perfect parental oversight. In many instances, life happens to them. The first kisses and first jobs come earlier in life than those with more resources. This means that those big, life altering mistakes come earlier, more often and with less money to face them. You can see how time can feel as if you’re just trampling through it. All the while you trample through people, through plans, through the law, through opportunity. These two beautiful simpletons have certainly lived that way. Megan would be lying if she said she never had to make bail for an assault charge. Reggie would be hiding something if he said he never struggled with a substance abuse problem. We don’t have to get into it. The couple can finally breathe now. Megan has already applied to go back to school to become a speech teacher. Reggie is looking into buying properties and getting a certificate as a personal trainer. The tuition, the down payments, the fees were all just numbers thrown around with angst in the past. Now, they’re chump change. That’s how Reggie says it with a little smirk as the couple take the elevator downstairs. It’s their last day in Las Vegas…[TO BE CONTINUED]