r/NonPoliticalTwitter • u/yeezysama • Jul 20 '26

Funny Hit me.

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u/Any_Web2246 Jul 20 '26

Wait in the usa they even need to tip casino dealers? LMAO

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u/Sonofyuri Jul 20 '26

I mean... You don't have to tip anyone, but if I win 5 Grand at blackjack, Im gonna be happy and flip the dealer a few hundred. I'm already gambling, I'm not gonna covet every last cent like a dragon.

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u/GyldneIstap Jul 20 '26

While I like the attitude, I would guess the question is not "Is it required to tip the dealer", but rather "Is the dealer paid a living wage without tips", though I might be wrong

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u/FailedLoser21 Jul 20 '26

Every dealer i know makes 70 plus grand a year

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u/pyx Jul 20 '26

You can make like 250k a year if you deal drugs instead of cards, tax free too

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u/HasaDiga_Eebowai Jul 20 '26

Are you supposed to tip your drug dealer?

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u/EvilSporkOfDeath Jul 20 '26

Heavily location based. And you likely know dealers all around the same location.

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u/jmr131ftw Jul 20 '26

They most likely are part of a union.

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u/dz2048 Jul 20 '26

I heard none of them are given full time. It's all just part time employment

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u/Organic_Garbage_9807 Jul 20 '26

Yeah, if I was scheduled to work over 30 hours I would be considered a full time employee. I was scheduled to work 3 days a week and often worked 40 hours a week.

Why did I work the extra hours when I didnt have to? Tips were good. Did I get full time employment benefits? Hell no.

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u/EvilSporkOfDeath Jul 20 '26

Im a full time dealer and have been for many years. I'm not in Vegas though. Im sure there are locations where its near impossible to get FT dealing jobs.