You WERE funny, Drew!
You are one of the few members of this group who is
actually funny. The others just think they are.
On 7/31/08, Drew Sterling <vpdeuces@yahoo.com> wrote:
Brian, your point is well taken, and I've deleted my recent
post where I was trying to be funny. I should know better.Drew
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Thank you, Luke. It's nice to know I have one fan out there.
--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "Luke Fuller" <kungalooosh@...> wrote:
You WERE funny, Drew!
You are one of the few members of this group who is
actually funny. The others just think they are.
Regarding the term "boothling" I admit to having used the term before,
but since beoming friends with several slot club persons over the years
I rarely use it any more.
I do tip the slot club persons. Several ways I do this:
-At places where I have so many comps I'll never use them all (for
example, Peppermill, Reno) I stop by the booth and say I'm making a run
to the espresso bar, ask them what coffee, pastry, etc. they want.
-At places where there are promos that I might win money at I tip if I
win much of anything. For example, at the Palms I tip $1 if I win more
than $6 on a Megabucks Free Pull. If I ever win the Megabuxks you bet
I'll be handing out $100's all around.
-When someone in the slot club goes out of their way and does something
special for me I'll tip in proportion to the favor they do.
In general I don't consider myself a big tipper, but average. 20% at
dinner unless service is sub par. I rarely stiff, they have to really
be jerks to get stiffed. On the floor, I tip $20 for a $1000 hand
pay. $50 for $2000 and up.