To compare a casino owner to the owner of a restaurant or other business
is just wrong. The business is not the same. You don't seem to understand
that. Most casinos are owned by large corporations, not individual owners.
And they all want the same thing, your last nickel. These are the same
corportions(owners) that will set the rules for a game and then kick you out
of the place if they deem your too good or lucky.(even though you followed
the rules they set) You are really in another world with your comparisons
and philosophy concerning casinos. Just the type of customer they long
for. Have fun on your next trip.
In a message dated 7/12/2010 11:07:19 AM Central Daylight Time,
madameguyon@embarqmail.com writes:
But I disagree with you about your characterization of casino owners.
Some of them take advantage of degenerate gamblers, but generally,
people play at casinos with full knowledge that they'll probably lose
and they still consider it worth it in the same way that the ordinary
customer at a restaurant knows the meal will cost money but still
considers it worth it, that some restaurants take advantage of some
addicted eaters or drinkers notwithstanding. Do you believe all
business owners have greed as their sole "feeling" and are similarly
exempt from deserving normal respect or just casino owners? What if
the owner of Terribles was your best friend? What if you knew a
casino employee saw that you had been paid $5 too much?
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