I gotta job prospect, Saturday. May or may not get the job, however.
Any advice?
leetreaper
BARRELED IN @ SBR!
10-23-10
34841
#2
Originally posted by darrell74
I gotta job prospect, Saturday. May or may not get the job, however.
Any advice?
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sbrhedge
SBR MVP
01-18-11
1354
#3
no income tax here, nightlife is good. 2 bad you couldn't move here before July.
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CountNo_Account
SBR MVP
12-04-12
3410
#4
Twenty years too late,pal!
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Ralphie Halves
SBR MVP
12-13-09
4507
#5
Originally posted by CountNo_Account
Twenty years too late,pal!
Nonsense. This is the place to be.
Darrel, don't play house games. Stay away from hard drugs. Sky's the limit.
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innovation
SBR Hall of Famer
01-27-12
6218
#6
pan handling on one of the walkways over the strip is lucrative
I think you will land the job
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darrell74
SBR Posting Legend
04-16-07
14648
#7
Originally posted by Ralphie Halves
Nonsense. This is the place to be.
Darrel, don't play house games. Stay away from hard drugs. Sky's the limit.
Good good good.
I've also heard to get a players card, at the nearset casino I live by.
Did an online TAM card.
Post #6 looks promising. Already getting some job training from posts 2,4 and 6 were kind enough to give me some free job training.
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Ralphie Halves
SBR MVP
12-13-09
4507
#8
Originally posted by darrell74
Good good good.
I've also heard to get a players card, at the nearset casino I live by.
Yeah, don't do that. Just makes you closer to being a degenerate. You "work" (throw money away gambling) to get a bunch of shitty perks that are barely worth 2% of what you blew.
If you have your TAM card, you'll need a health card too, which you have to do when you get here.
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darrell74
SBR Posting Legend
04-16-07
14648
#9
I took the TAM card online. I know I have to test for it when I get there.
I'm guessing I can't get the health card online.
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Ralphie Halves
SBR MVP
12-13-09
4507
#10
Originally posted by darrell74
I took the TAM card online. I know I have to test for it when I get there.
I'm guessing I can't get the health card online.
You can I think, but you have to pick it up here anyway, so you might as well just wait.
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jjgold
SBR Aristocracy
07-20-05
388179
#11
How old are you Darrell??
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chipper
SBR MVP
01-07-10
1994
#12
Been here since 1986 and I STILL love it! Vegas isn't for everyone, but for me it's been a GREAT place to live for the past 27+ years.
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SteveRyan
SBR MVP
11-15-11
1654
#13
Originally posted by darrell74
I took the TAM card online. I know I have to test for it when I get there.
I'm guessing I can't get the health card online.
I think you have to take a TB (Tuberculosis) test in order to get the health card.
Other advice:
1. Stay away from the machines
2. If you gamble outside of sports, stick with Poker, Craps and Blackjack.
3. Learn how to play poker. Did I mention poker?
4. Since you will be working in the food and bev industry, make sure to get an industry card from the local restaurants/clubs that offer them. Blue Martini has an industry card and drinks are wayyyy cheaper for ya.
5. Stay off Las Vegas Blvd as much as possible.
6. Learn where the locals hang out and make some friends.
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darrell74
SBR Posting Legend
04-16-07
14648
#14
Originally posted by jjgold
How old are you Darrell??
39 next week
born and raised in the mid-west till I joined the Army
after the Army, moved to Albuquerque for 18 years
and now I'm ready for Vegas, 'I think'(boring details that point the way for me)
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darrell74
SBR Posting Legend
04-16-07
14648
#15
Originally posted by SteveRyan
I think you have to take a TB (Tuberculosis) test in order to get the health card.
Other advice:
1. Stay away from the machines
2. If you gamble outside of sports, stick with Poker, Craps and Blackjack.
3. Learn how to play poker. Did I mention poker?
4. Since you will be working in the food and bev industry, make sure to get an industry card from the local restaurants/clubs that offer them. Blue Martini has an industry card and drinks are wayyyy cheaper for ya.
5. Stay off Las Vegas Blvd as much as possible.
6. Learn where the locals hang out and make some friends.
Awesome advice!!!!
Idk where las Vegas Blvd is,
I'm guessing tourist trap kind of a place
I want to learn how to play poker at casinos,
I play online all the time, but that's different.
Blue Martinis sounds pretty cool-i might have to check that out
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darrell74
SBR Posting Legend
04-16-07
14648
#16
Originally posted by chipper
Been here since 1986 and I STILL love it! Vegas isn't for everyone, but for me it's been a GREAT place to live for the past 27+ years.
thats encouraging, I'm looking forward to it
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BennyBigNuts
SBR Hall of Famer
04-16-12
8700
#17
Originally posted by darrell74
thats encouraging, I'm looking forward to it
Judging by your point balance on SBR (How the fk do you get negative -51 balances? ) I'd say Vegas will be a horrible decision.
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hubbard689
SBR Wise Guy
10-28-12
583
#18
LMAOOOO @ him having -51 SBR points and not knowing what Las Vegas Blvd is..........
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SteveRyan
SBR MVP
11-15-11
1654
#19
Originally posted by darrell74
Awesome advice!!!!
Idk where las Vegas Blvd is,
I'm guessing tourist trap kind of a place
I want to learn how to play poker at casinos,
I play online all the time, but that's different.
Blue Martinis sounds pretty cool-i might have to check that out
Las Vegas Blvd is "The Strip". It starts on the south end where the famous "Welcome To Fabulous Las Vegas Nevada" sign is and it ends at Freemont Street where "The Experience" is. Contrary to what many may tell you, Freemont Street is a lot of fun for everyone, even locals.
As far as driving goes, if you have to go to a casino on the strip, try to jump on Paradise Ave and the cut up to the strip when you see the casino you are going to. If you just take the strip the whole way there it can be a real nightmare.
Also, Vegas is the easiest town to learn. It's just a big grid system. All the main streets run North to South and East to West. All the main East to West streets (Charleston, Sahara, Desert Inn, Spring Mountain, Tropicana, and Flamingo) all run straight down to Las Vegas Blvd.
The North-East side of town is less desirable (More ghetto). The South-West end is better and so is Henderson.
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jjgold
SBR Aristocracy
07-20-05
388179
#20
Darrel good age to go, your know kid now
I would try
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Ghenghis Kahn
SBR Posting Legend
01-02-12
19734
#21
Originally posted by darrell74
39 next week
born and raised in the mid-west till I joined the Army
after the Army, moved to Albuquerque for 18 years
and now I'm ready for Vegas, 'I think'(boring details that point the way for me)
should've met up with walter white and made some cash before the move...
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greenhippo
SBR Hall of Famer
02-15-12
9091
#22
Darrell, is ABQ as pretty as Breaking Bad makes it out to be?
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tacostand
SBR Hustler
09-16-13
75
#23
I wanna move to vegas. Badly. I'm 22 so I don't think its the best idea.
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darrell74
SBR Posting Legend
04-16-07
14648
#24
Originally posted by greenhippo
Darrell, is ABQ as pretty as Breaking Bad makes it out to be?
yessir
mild weather, mild people
perfect sunrises/sunsets
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darrell74
SBR Posting Legend
04-16-07
14648
#25
Originally posted by jjgold
Darrel good age to go, your know kid now
I would try
yessir
I'm not getting any younger
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chipper
SBR MVP
01-07-10
1994
#26
Originally posted by tacostand
I wanna move to vegas. Badly. I'm 22 so I don't think its the best idea.
If you want to come "badly" I think you should while you are still young. There's a ton of opportunity here for a young man like yourself. There will be lots of temptations too but self control is a great attribute that hopefully you'll learn quickly.