Currently, I'm a uni student, earning barely enough, not enjoying my job, and losing interest in my degree - which is being reflected in my marks.
I definitely need to get away from this, so I can live a more upscale lifestyle that I actually enjoy. Something I've been considering strongly is working in the local casino as a croupier (dealer). I have multiple family members who have/still work there, and they say it's enjoyable. My brother, who is a bit older, and has a similar philosophy on partying, believes its a great lifestyle. I can see where he's coming from, too.
Pros:
- Unusual hours means your body gets used to being up at all hours of the day. Useful for partying all night.
- There is always someone willing to have at least a couple of drinks with you after work, and people to hang with.
- There are endless oppertunities to socialise (and practice game) with literally 1000's of hotties that come through
- These women will see you in a job that promotes fun, and that should translate to them believing you are also a fun person
- Cheaper access to the facilities (ie; resort, drinks, etc..)
- Working such a job gets one quite accustomed to wearing high quality clothing
- Useful gaming knowledge for any casino visits on holidays
The only downsides I can see:
- I don't think the pay is exorbitant, though overtime hours are supposedly easy to acquire when you're low on dough
- The odd hours, and shift work could cut into some party time
- I can't gamble at this casino.. Not sure if that really is a bad thing, though
I'm wondering if anyone from RVF has/does work in the industry and has any stories/anecdotes to share, and what the general opinion on such a lifestyle is.
I definitely need to get away from this, so I can live a more upscale lifestyle that I actually enjoy. Something I've been considering strongly is working in the local casino as a croupier (dealer). I have multiple family members who have/still work there, and they say it's enjoyable. My brother, who is a bit older, and has a similar philosophy on partying, believes its a great lifestyle. I can see where he's coming from, too.
Pros:
- Unusual hours means your body gets used to being up at all hours of the day. Useful for partying all night.
- There is always someone willing to have at least a couple of drinks with you after work, and people to hang with.
- There are endless oppertunities to socialise (and practice game) with literally 1000's of hotties that come through
- These women will see you in a job that promotes fun, and that should translate to them believing you are also a fun person
- Cheaper access to the facilities (ie; resort, drinks, etc..)
- Working such a job gets one quite accustomed to wearing high quality clothing
- Useful gaming knowledge for any casino visits on holidays
The only downsides I can see:
- I don't think the pay is exorbitant, though overtime hours are supposedly easy to acquire when you're low on dough
- The odd hours, and shift work could cut into some party time
- I can't gamble at this casino.. Not sure if that really is a bad thing, though
I'm wondering if anyone from RVF has/does work in the industry and has any stories/anecdotes to share, and what the general opinion on such a lifestyle is.