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In a message dated 1/8/2008 11:07:10 P.M. Pacific Standard Time,
santos446@hotmail.com writes:

It happens frequently in Las Vegas. I suspect they thought Starhunter
was someone else. And in my experience, casino security guards are
some of the most insecure, power hungry individuals in existence
(really, how many stable individuals want a career in "casino
security"?). It doesn't take much to raise the ire of these wanna-be
cops.
............................

OK, now you're tickling the reptile part of my brain. In the past I worked
full time and now part time as both armed and unarmed security. 90% of my
fellow guards are mentally ill and about 10% are gun happy. You'll show up on a
site as relief and they have to show you their collection of guns spread out on
the passenger seat. And, this would be at an unarmed guard at an unarmed
post. A lady guard would show up in her truck, get out and you'd see she was
wearing a holster with a gun in it. This was near MLK and Alexander, North Town
where its very illegal to have a gun except for special circumstances. The
site was an unarmed site and she alluded to not having even a conceal carry
permit, complained to the office of my company and they ignored me. She would
frequently be loaded on pot when she arrived. Complaint, ignored. The reason
is it's so hard to find employees who will show up at all.

The Jewlery Show. you know how Metro has the SWAT team on the roof of the
Sands Convention center? Inside every other booth has an armed guard at night.
From first hand experience I know many of the armed guards have no gun
license at all. The Security company ignores state laws to make more money. Watch
for a bloody mess someday when there's a robbery attempt. Untrained unlicensed
armed guards shooting at the robbers and each other and yes some of them
look like Rob.

This is true at all low paying jobs in Vegas. Notice if you buy food from
Jack In The Box there is no phone number on the receipt [except the store
number] to complain if you are short changed. Look in the phone book, no number to
complain. Go on the web and they have a comment form you can fill in but...
try to finalize and send it by decoding the wavy word. I tried six times and
my answer was rejected. I finally called "Jack" at the home office in San
Diego. Meanwhile "Michael" the cheating employee Finished the rest of his shift
polishing his dishonest skills. And... he looked a little like Rob.

There used to be about 60 security companies in Vegas, now maybe 150. Call
up any company and ask, "What's the purpose of having a security guard."
They'll lie at first and say, "To protect your property." If you keep asking they
will have to admit what the State of Nevada says, "To observe and report."
That's true of casino guards too. They have no business for example of having a
running gun battle like we saw on the robbery tape at the Gold Coast a couple
years ago. But like Mickey Crimm stated the Nevada law bends in favor of
casinos. All security guards are there as a deterrent to crime. It works too. A
burglar seeing a sleeping guard on a construction site would rather go to the
construction site down the street with no guard at all. I reported to a
construction site for the swing shift once and the Super, who might have been
Rob, came up to me and said, "See those 20 condenser boxes?" [the outer part of
AC units for apts, full of copper tubes] "They'd be a great bed to sleep on
huh?"

If you ever see two security guards talking they are usually discussing
dreams they'd had while asleep on the job. One of my dreams was somebody was
walking in between the construction equipment, I woke up and there was nobody
there.I was sleeping once in the cab of a CAT D10, my boss came on the site for
a post inspection. He climbed up the side and knocked on the door. I woke up
startled and said, "Mister. You're not going to steal THIS bulldozer."
Sometimes I sleep so much on the job, I go home and I can't sleep.
Drain

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You forgot to mention my favorite group of
bipolar LV employees; cab drivers. Best
of all time, was a gal who regaled me with
tales of stabbing her ex. That's a ride you
remember and a gamble I'd rather not take.

In a message dated 1/8/2008 11:07:10 P.M. Pacific Standard Time,
santos446@... writes:

It happens frequently in Las Vegas. I suspect they thought

Starhunter

was someone else. And in my experience, casino security guards

are

some of the most insecure, power hungry individuals in existence
(really, how many stable individuals want a career in "casino
security"?). It doesn't take much to raise the ire of these wanna-

be

cops.
............................

OK, now you're tickling the reptile part of my brain. In the past

I worked

full time and now part time as both armed and unarmed security.

90% of my

fellow guards are mentally ill and about 10% are gun happy.

You'll show up on a

site as relief and they have to show you their collection of guns

spread out on

the passenger seat. And, this would be at an unarmed guard at an

unarmed

post. A lady guard would show up in her truck, get out and you'd

see she was

wearing a holster with a gun in it. This was near MLK and

Alexander, North Town

where its very illegal to have a gun except for special

circumstances. The

site was an unarmed site and she alluded to not having even a

conceal carry

permit, complained to the office of my company and they ignored

me. She would

frequently be loaded on pot when she arrived. Complaint, ignored.

The reason

is it's so hard to find employees who will show up at all.

The Jewlery Show. you know how Metro has the SWAT team on the roof

of the

Sands Convention center? Inside every other booth has an armed

guard at night.

From first hand experience I know many of the armed guards have

no gun

license at all. The Security company ignores state laws to make

more money. Watch

for a bloody mess someday when there's a robbery attempt.

Untrained unlicensed

armed guards shooting at the robbers and each other and yes some

of them

look like Rob.

This is true at all low paying jobs in Vegas. Notice if you buy

food from

Jack In The Box there is no phone number on the receipt [except

the store

number] to complain if you are short changed. Look in the phone

book, no number to

complain. Go on the web and they have a comment form you can fill

in but...

try to finalize and send it by decoding the wavy word. I tried six

times and

my answer was rejected. I finally called "Jack" at the home

office in San

Diego. Meanwhile "Michael" the cheating employee Finished the

rest of his shift

polishing his dishonest skills. And... he looked a little like Rob.

There used to be about 60 security companies in Vegas, now maybe

150. Call

up any company and ask, "What's the purpose of having a security

guard."

They'll lie at first and say, "To protect your property." If you

keep asking they

will have to admit what the State of Nevada says, "To observe and

report."

That's true of casino guards too. They have no business for

example of having a

running gun battle like we saw on the robbery tape at the Gold

Coast a couple

years ago. But like Mickey Crimm stated the Nevada law bends in

favor of

casinos. All security guards are there as a deterrent to crime.

It works too. A

burglar seeing a sleeping guard on a construction site would

rather go to the

construction site down the street with no guard at all. I

reported to a

construction site for the swing shift once and the Super, who

might have been

Rob, came up to me and said, "See those 20 condenser boxes?" [the

outer part of

AC units for apts, full of copper tubes] "They'd be a great bed to

sleep on

huh?"

If you ever see two security guards talking they are usually

discussing

dreams they'd had while asleep on the job. One of my dreams was

somebody was

walking in between the construction equipment, I woke up and there

was nobody

there.I was sleeping once in the cab of a CAT D10, my boss came on

the site for

a post inspection. He climbed up the side and knocked on the door.

I woke up

startled and said, "Mister. You're not going to steal THIS

bulldozer."

Sometimes I sleep so much on the job, I go home and I can't sleep.
Drain

**************Start the year off right. Easy ways to stay in

shape.

http://body.aol.com/fitness/winter-exercise?

NCID=aolcmp00300000002489

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--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, DRAlNBRAMAGE@... wrote:

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Who is Rob and why does every questionable character look like him??

DRAlNBRAMAGE@aol.com wrote: In a message dated 1/8/2008 11:07:10 P.M. Pacific Standard Time,
santos446@hotmail.com writes:

It happens frequently in Las Vegas. I suspect they thought Starhunter
was someone else. And in my experience, casino security guards are
some of the most insecure, power hungry individuals in existence
(really, how many stable individuals want a career in "casino
security"?). It doesn't take much to raise the ire of these wanna-be
cops.
............................

OK, now you're tickling the reptile part of my brain. In the past I worked
full time and now part time as both armed and unarmed security. 90% of my
fellow guards are mentally ill and about 10% are gun happy. You'll show up on a
site as relief and they have to show you their collection of guns spread out on
the passenger seat. And, this would be at an unarmed guard at an unarmed
post. A lady guard would show up in her truck, get out and you'd see she was
wearing a holster with a gun in it. This was near MLK and Alexander, North Town
where its very illegal to have a gun except for special circumstances. The
site was an unarmed site and she alluded to not having even a conceal carry
permit, complained to the office of my company and they ignored me. She would
frequently be loaded on pot when she arrived. Complaint, ignored. The reason
is it's so hard to find employees who will show up at all.
  
The Jewlery Show. you know how Metro has the SWAT team on the roof of the
Sands Convention center? Inside every other booth has an armed guard at night.
From first hand experience I know many of the armed guards have no gun
license at all. The Security company ignores state laws to make more money. Watch
for a bloody mess someday when there's a robbery attempt. Untrained unlicensed
armed guards shooting at the robbers and each other and yes some of them
look like Rob.
  
This is true at all low paying jobs in Vegas. Notice if you buy food from
Jack In The Box there is no phone number on the receipt [except the store
number] to complain if you are short changed. Look in the phone book, no number to
complain. Go on the web and they have a comment form you can fill in but...
try to finalize and send it by decoding the wavy word. I tried six times and
my answer was rejected. I finally called "Jack" at the home office in San
Diego. Meanwhile "Michael" the cheating employee Finished the rest of his shift
polishing his dishonest skills. And... he looked a little like Rob.
  
There used to be about 60 security companies in Vegas, now maybe 150. Call
up any company and ask, "What's the purpose of having a security guard."
They'll lie at first and say, "To protect your property." If you keep asking they
will have to admit what the State of Nevada says, "To observe and report."
That's true of casino guards too. They have no business for example of having a
running gun battle like we saw on the robbery tape at the Gold Coast a couple
years ago. But like Mickey Crimm stated the Nevada law bends in favor of
casinos. All security guards are there as a deterrent to crime. It works too. A
burglar seeing a sleeping guard on a construction site would rather go to the
  construction site down the street with no guard at all. I reported to a
construction site for the swing shift once and the Super, who might have been
Rob, came up to me and said, "See those 20 condenser boxes?" [the outer part of
AC units for apts, full of copper tubes] "They'd be a great bed to sleep on
huh?"
  
If you ever see two security guards talking they are usually discussing
dreams they'd had while asleep on the job. One of my dreams was somebody was
walking in between the construction equipment, I woke up and there was nobody
there.I was sleeping once in the cab of a CAT D10, my boss came on the site for
a post inspection. He climbed up the side and knocked on the door. I woke up
startled and said, "Mister. You're not going to steal THIS bulldozer."
Sometimes I sleep so much on the job, I go home and I can't sleep.
Drain

**************Start the year off right. Easy ways to stay in shape.
http://body.aol.com/fitness/winter-exercise?NCID=aolcmp00300000002489

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--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, Money Works <worksforthemoney@...>
wrote:

Who is Rob and why does every questionable character look like him??

Only Rob would ask a question like that.

:wink: added to make the admins life a little easier.... though really
it's funnier if some don't get it.

Chandler

DRAlNBRAMAGE@... wrote:

It happens frequently in Las Vegas. I suspect they thought

Starhunter

was someone else. And in my experience, casino security guards are
some of the most insecure, power hungry individuals in existence
(really, how many stable individuals want a career in "casino
security"?). It doesn't take much to raise the ire of these wanna-be
cops.

A case in point of just how dedicated Nevada ssecurity guards are:

When the Hells Angels and Mongols Motorcycle Clubs had their big
rumble/shootout at Harrah's/Laughlin and all the patrons were diving
under tables and fleeing for their lives, the SECURITY GUARDS were the
first to flee the scene.

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--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, Money Works <worksforthemoney@...> wrote:

Caught me...I am Rob:)

cmayhem2001 <chandler_re@comcast.net> wrote: --- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, Money Works <worksforthemoney@...>
wrote:
>
> Who is Rob and why does every questionable character look like him??
>

Only Rob would ask a question like that.

:wink: added to make the admins life a little easier.... though really
it's funnier if some don't get it.

Chandler

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We had friends staying there at the time. I hope the guards got fired?!

>
>
>
> DRAlNBRAMAGE@... wrote:
>
> It happens frequently in Las Vegas. I suspect they thought
Starhunter
> was someone else. And in my experience, casino security guards are
> some of the most insecure, power hungry individuals in existence
> (really, how many stable individuals want a career in "casino
> security"?). It doesn't take much to raise the ire of these wanna-be
> cops.
>

A case in point of just how dedicated Nevada ssecurity guards are:

When the Hells Angels and Mongols Motorcycle Clubs had their big
rumble/shootout at Harrah's/Laughlin and all the patrons were diving
under tables and fleeing for their lives, the SECURITY GUARDS were the
first to flee the scene.

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mickeycrimm <mickeycrimm@yahoo.com> wrote: --- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, Money Works <worksforthemoney@...> wrote:

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Caught me...I am Rob:)

---No, I am Spartacus!...er, Rob!

(My attempt at being "funny." Ok, I'll quit now.)

Scot

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-----Original Message-----
From: vpFREE@yahoogroups.com [mailto:vpF…@…com]On Behalf Of
Money Works
Sent: Thursday, January 10, 2008 2:06 AM
To: vpFREE@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [vpFREE] Re: xvp The real dope on security guards

Ooopps. Computer glitch or operator error on last post.

Caught me...I am Rob:)

---No, I am Spartacus!...er, Rob!

(My attempt at being "funny." Ok, I'll quit now.)

Scot

Just one dogone minute here. Barely more than a month ago, you were telling
these 8,500 fine folks here that I WAS ROB. Now that he is getting some
press here as of late, you want to steal my real identity. If Garry Moore
from To Tell the Truth had not been deceased for 15 years, he would be
yelling, "Will the real Rob please stand up." On the other hand he might be
asking that he sit the hell down and shut the f*** up. :>)

Wait a second, to tell the truth, undeniable truth?? Might be on to
something here. Also, bear in mind, there are three letters in Rob, three
letters in nut. Coincidence? I think not.

Nudge

ATTENTION: Chain Yank Sherrif, this was a weak pull on it. And, for the
humorless humor guardian, the triple x heat vent guy, I don't care!

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From: "Scot Krause"
Subject: RE: [vpFREE] Re: xvp The real dope on security guards

Nudge, I thought this pretty much summed up everything I've learned
from this topic. ;);););););););):wink:

Dick