RV Camping at N Las Vegas Casino where it's not allowed

2oldman wrote:
She was 'trespassed' from the property.. assuming that means evicted.

Not just evicted, but legally warned that a return visit is criminal trespass.

There’s no guarantee she was a problem gambler or suffering from mental illness either. This is a common tactic used by less ethical employers when they sack an employee. Once they’ve been “trespassed” they can’t return to the property to complain, socialize with former fellow employees, etc.

Like lots of places, conventional rentals are too much for low income seasonal employees so they live in an old RV in a parking lot.

Is that RV for sale? Probably fits my budget.

JAC1982 wrote:
That's methed up.

Yeah it is and I don't have a lithp! LOL

By the looks of the RV, it was someone who didn't have much to lose.
Sad, but no excuse to harm others, go drive it off a cliff or something instead...

In my case I'm making no assumptions.. Wonder what her issue was.
Oh well. I recall last time I was in vegas.. I ask an officer why they were arresting a woman "She dang near killed me by running me down" was his response. (I had noticed she seemed to have gotten an early start on her "New Year Cheer" and was in serious need of a breath-a-lizer test, which she (I am sure) Flunked.. oh that's not an assumption. I can't smell it on your breath till you are well over the limit and She was one "Stinking Drunk". )

ford truck guy wrote:
it can become a HUGE Addiction , ASSUMING that gambling was fueling the rage ?? possibly not, ?

Mental illness.

Here's the picture of it as they hauled it out.

That's methed up.

She was 'trespassed' from the property.. assuming that means evicted.

it can become a HUGE Addiction , ASSUMING that gambling was fueling the rage ?? possibly not, ?

Was at our local casino Wednesday celebrating my daughters 21st and could NOT believe all the folks that were clearly addicted to gambling !

Not your normal go in, spend some cash and leave.... these people were hard core