Vegas wasn't built on winners....

Submitted by biggirlsdontfry on 6/02/11 7:38pm

So yes, we are all a bunch of turkeys....buying into that big casino lifestyle. The funny thing is the number of employees each of these casinos host. I am blown away by the staff it takes to upkeep any of these hotels, and entertainment stops along the way. Large and small scale, the recruiting seems to be endless. If you are looking for a new job, find out what it takes to be a dealer or slots representative. You will be surprised at the great wages, and the fun you have working in a casino!

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