LV where are you staying out there ? Can't imagine you dropping money on a hotel each night.
Boys still in Vegas and learning from the +EV lifestyle guru Fishhead!
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ProfaneRealitySBR Hall of Famer
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#36Comment -
hawleySBR Posting Legend
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#37damn that's kind of povo herbieComment -
Sol DiabloSBR Sharp
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#38What the fawk. Is this guy for realz?Comment -
LVHerbieSBR Hall of Famer
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#39
For the most part I'm now getting enough comps to cover the room charges (and probably will start pulling some free rooms again shortly if I really wanted to stay longer) while occasionally I'm still having to cover the odd night here and there (for example I forgot about Labor Day till the last minute so I had to go a little "off-strip" and stayed in UNLV's Conference Housing for a few nights)...
If I end up staying here I plan on find something a little more permanent but right now I'm leaning heavily towards leaving in a couple weeks to do some more traveling (although I've been saying that since before the bash)...Comment -
shaunoverySBR Posting Legend
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#40Best way to get a free pizzaComment -
boeing powerSBR Hall of Famer
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#41Thanks for the info herbie.
I will now jizz on any leftover food at hotels.Comment -
physedSBR MVP
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#42When I use to deliver pizza I know of some co workers that spit on the pizza of customers that didn't tipComment -
JAKEPEAVY21BARRELED IN @ SBR!
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#43Herbie is an opportunist...nice score buddy!Comment -
FrozenMANSBR MVP
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#44who eats shit like that....it's like seinfeld when george ate the half eaten eclair from the garbage can.....it was ok though as it was on top LOLOLComment -
BeatTheJerkBARRELED IN @ SBR!
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#45As you mentioned, yeah you gotta be in the red for the month to be eating leftover strange. Still kinda gross regardless. Only way I'd do that is if I lost my whole BR and was planning to leave the next morning.Comment -
BeatTheJerkBARRELED IN @ SBR!
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#46What's stranger than eating leftover strange, is that this is a shameless admission for you. You don't give a f u c k ....Comment -
LVHerbieSBR Hall of Famer
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#47Really personally I thought of it as more a thread-worthy brag (free breakfast with zero work?) then a shameless admission..
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OptionalAdministrator
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#48What does the +EV lifestyler do about tipping in Vegas Herbie?.Comment -
LVHerbieSBR Hall of Famer
- 09-15-05
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#51Although I would prefer a system where people received living wages instead of having to depend on tips to supplement the slave wages they receive from the Opie's of the world (for example why couldn't dealers get a small share of already excessively high rake in live poker so they still have an incentive to do their job well (to keep the games running) while getting an appropriate bonus during those times when the games are good?)
In light of this I tip as considered necessary (with larger and more frequent tips for good service while having no problem stiffing for poor service like I did yesterday after having to do my best to stomach my way through dry on my first plate at cheap poor quality breakfast buffet at the Gold Coast without anyone having bothered to ask what I wanted to drink)... Regardless the +EV lifestyle in general seems to do a amazingly great job of minimizing your exposure to those activities where society has devolved to point where juicing the wheel has become an expected requirement for mostly silly shit...Comment -
DiggityDaggityDoSBR Aristocracy
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#52A pizza that was just delivered to you might not be untarnished. When I was 18 years old I delivered pizzas. What did I do if I got hungry? Open the pizza box while driving and eat a couple peperonis or sausages, then push the cheese or other topping to cover the holes. It was a fun job.Comment -
easylivingSBR Hall of Famer
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#53classyComment -
Chi_archieSBR Aristocracy
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#54nice work Herbs!Comment -
jjgoldSBR Aristocracy
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#55If you do not have a minimum of 100k bankroll and a house paid off your wasting your time living thereComment -
sicklerSBR Posting Legend
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#56Not sure understand all the negative commentsThe food was still good (obviously checked it out before I ate it) and hadn't been touched... (Well I think it was supreme and it appeared to be missing the mushrooms those might have been picked off )...
I was going to take a picture of my score before consumption but I was hungry at the time and my stomach won out...
I like fresh bagels. The freshest at my supermarket are in bins that you pull out yourself and bag. The ones bagged on the shelves aren't as fresh. They have tongs for use to pull them out of the bins. Ever since I saw an old man digging through the bins with his bare hands, I refuse to buy those fresh bagels. Either the ones not as fresh or none at all. You see, that old man wasn't the baker.
Say no to leftovers from strangers!Comment -
OptionalAdministrator
- 06-10-10
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#57Although I would prefer a system where people received living wages instead of having to depend on tips to supplement the slave wages they receive from the Opie's of the world (for example why couldn't dealers get a small share of already excessively high rake in live poker so they still have an incentive to do their job well (to keep the games running) while getting an appropriate bonus during those times when the games are good?)
In light of this I tip as considered necessary (with larger and more frequent tips for good service while having no problem stiffing for poor service like I did yesterday after having to do my best to stomach my way through dry on my first plate at cheap poor quality breakfast buffet at the Gold Coast without anyone having bothered to ask what I wanted to drink)... Regardless the +EV lifestyle in general seems to do a amazingly great job of minimizing your exposure to those activities where society has devolved to point where juicing the wheel has become an expected requirement for mostly silly shit...
Coming from a place where minimum legal wage is $16/hr currently, tipping is not expected and people like dealers aren't allowed to take tips as it's considered ethically inappropriate... I agree with the idea of employers paying a full wage rather than playing off the worker and the customer over tips.
But the other side of the token is that there are no $1.99 buffets and probably a lot less choice of eating places. Casino buffet is about $25, and considered really cheap for the quality here in Sydney.
If the lowest paid workers are paid properly, then just about everything becomes relatively expensive..Comment -
JAKEPEAVY21BARRELED IN @ SBR!
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#58Ah, I thought it would be tougher to avoid in Vegas than that. (never been to US)
Coming from a place where minimum legal wage is $16/hr currently, tipping is not expected and people like dealers aren't allowed to take tips as it's considered ethically inappropriate... I agree with the idea of employers paying a full wage rather than playing off the worker and the customer over tips.
But the other side of the token is that there are no $1.99 buffets and probably a lot less choice of eating places. Casino buffet is about $25, and considered really cheap for the quality here in Sydney.
If the lowest paid workers are paid properly, then just about everything becomes relatively expensive.Comment -
hubie69SBR Hall of Famer
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#59Reno is a better place to be. Better comps, cheaper to stay, and caters more to the gambler.Comment -
milwaukee mikeBARRELED IN @ SBR!
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#60Ah, I thought it would be tougher to avoid in Vegas than that. (never been to US)
Coming from a place where minimum legal wage is $16/hr currently, tipping is not expected and people like dealers aren't allowed to take tips as it's considered ethically inappropriate... I agree with the idea of employers paying a full wage rather than playing off the worker and the customer over tips.
But the other side of the token is that there are no $1.99 buffets and probably a lot less choice of eating places. Casino buffet is about $25, and considered really cheap for the quality here in Sydney.
If the lowest paid workers are paid properly, then just about everything becomes relatively expensive.
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RyanLeafOfBetsSBR Hall of Famer
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#61Herbie, definitely +EV. Savin' that money!Comment -
OptionalAdministrator
- 06-10-10
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#62I've often heard both American tourists and Australian travelers comment that in general service levels are better in the US. Although I suspect a lot of that comes from US waiters buzzing around refilling water and stuff like that a lot more, and hotel workers looking for useless things to do so they can get another tip, so US travelers find it strange it doesn't happen as much here..Comment
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