First I would like to thank everyone for responding to my post and for
your ideas on the situation that happened to me.
As suggested I did go to the gamblers book store today and picked up a
copy of the Bob Nercesian book.. It is quite interesting and a real eye
opener....Thanks for the tip hockeystl
Just a brief bit of additional info about my incident....When I
returned to my car to leave I told the bicycle riding security guard
who was to follow me out of the garage that I felt what happened to me
was wrong and no way to treat a customer of 15 years..
He said Im not authorized to give you any names but if you feel that
way you may want to contact the head of security...I cannot give you
his or anybody's name You have to do that on your own
Thinking about what he said and referring back to Mickeycrimm's
excellent post It seems that all the security involved in my incident
and most likely all similar others have been trained and ordered not to
tell the person the reason for their ID check or give them any
information
When asked why I was Id the guard always blew off my question and never
responded.. All he would say this is private property we have the right
to ID according to Nevada Law
The encounter with shift supervisor was very brief and icy cold.. He
said private property we can Id.. I said can you tell me why. At that
point he walked to the side and like Ceasar giving a thumbs up or down
to kill a gladiator he coldly said get rid of him and quickly walked off
And so the problem went way as Mickeycrimm referred to
Final Note At no point did I act like a smart alleck or raise my
voice I just wanted to what I did wrong. It seems like for some casinos
their good will is a mile wide but only a centimeter deep and can
vanish in an instant
Thans again for your responses Starhunter