Do you have kids? You don't let them make decisions?
It didn't matter to me whether we stayed in AC or went home as I have said before gambling is not my priority. If it was then I can just stay home and go to PARX any time I want to. For that matter, I also have Rivers and Live! very close too. I almost never go to any one of them.
Perhaps if I explain something else that it would make more sense to some.
When I stay in casinos, my cost is $7.54 per night so it's only $233.74 maximum per month. It used to be only $5.27 per night or $163.37 per month before NJ added on another $2 plus tax per month.
Because we are staying in AC, I cut off my cable TV saving $100+ a month. We use almost no water since we are not home so that's another $50 a month in savings. We don't use utilities like electric and gas and that's another $150 a month in savings. We don't do grocery since most of the food we eat are paid by the comp dollars. That's at least $500 or more per month in savings and probably even more due to high inflation.
So, let me see. I pay $233 per month in AC for the stupid ass mandatory fees which Vegas does not have, but I don't spend $800 that I would if I was home. That's $567 in savings per month. So mathematically, if I don't lose more than $500 a month, I'm ahead. That's a true AP.
The only other expenses are the tips if we eat in restaurants and buffets and they do add up very quickly.
I educated the kids about this so they are aware. Never too early to teach the kids about financial responsibilities.
It didn't matter to me whether we stayed in AC or went home as I have said before gambling is not my priority. If it was then I can just stay home and go to PARX any time I want to. For that matter, I also have Rivers and Live! very close too. I almost never go to any one of them.
Perhaps if I explain something else that it would make more sense to some.
When I stay in casinos, my cost is $7.54 per night so it's only $233.74 maximum per month. It used to be only $5.27 per night or $163.37 per month before NJ added on another $2 plus tax per month.
Because we are staying in AC, I cut off my cable TV saving $100+ a month. We use almost no water since we are not home so that's another $50 a month in savings. We don't use utilities like electric and gas and that's another $150 a month in savings. We don't do grocery since most of the food we eat are paid by the comp dollars. That's at least $500 or more per month in savings and probably even more due to high inflation.
So, let me see. I pay $233 per month in AC for the stupid ass mandatory fees which Vegas does not have, but I don't spend $800 that I would if I was home. That's $567 in savings per month. So mathematically, if I don't lose more than $500 a month, I'm ahead. That's a true AP.
The only other expenses are the tips if we eat in restaurants and buffets and they do add up very quickly.
I educated the kids about this so they are aware. Never too early to teach the kids about financial responsibilities.