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Shady as place. Be glad you don't have to consider going back. Would have done the same things you did save the fingerprint. I'm surprised they allowed you to keep the cash, good for you to have already cashed out.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dan Druff
I regretted the fingerprint a little bit afterwards. I should have at least gently tried to refuse at first.
But the problem is that they could have arrested me at any point on some BS charge, and that was my biggest concern. Secondary concern was not being able to get the $275 I was holding in ticket form.
I felt weird being so passive, but I knew it was Indian land and my legal rights were just about zero.
White man lucky to get out of Indian Territory with his scalp.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dan Druff
Is there any way this affects your case in Vegas? Does photo and print get into some kind of national casino data base?
This makes me want to go to Indian casinos less and less; all of them treat you like a second class citizen
Hello, i was the guy in the couple of the story that came down and visited Druff at Table Mountain. I love listening to Druff's stories as they are always pretty accurate and its even better when youre part of it...especially when youre going to get sex in the end. Anyways, I heard the live broadcast last night and wanted to add my angle on it, just a little bit.
My female friend (ex GF) and I did drive down to see Druff and friends. I need to expand on part of the story told, it is true I usually hang back and chill with DD when we meet up. But yep, I did want to get out of that specific casino that night as the story was told. I have been going to casinos since the 80s as a teenager and visiting the California indian properties more over the last several years, but this specific property felt creepy inside, with a horrible lay out...like a converted warehouse into a loud neon 1980s arcade with slot machines. The place was packed, but the actual interior, vibe, employees and crowd was off-putting. I see they just had their 30 year anniversary, maybe thats why...the place hasnt changed in 30 years. So the motivation to get out of there was to get something to eat, drinks, hotel and then laid...at another indian hotel several miles away, Chukchansi Gold Resort & Casino. A much more high quality type place and the suite was awesome. We did get drinks down in the main hotel bar and I did throw up in one of the trash cans, but it was worth it.
So thanks to Dan Druff, I was able to road trip with the ex that night, eat, drink and get a nice hotel suite. Sounds like I might be 86'd from Round Mountain as well, but oh well, dont care. One side note that I think Druff forgot in the story, when the chick and I walked up, he and his friend just finished off a nice surf and turf dinner, comp'd. Being a serious foodie, I asked how it was and they both gave the steak and lobster thumbs up. So there is a positive note about Round Mountain Casino. But the dinning room also had the creepy feel to it as well.
Lastly, Druff we need to meet up again and get surf and turf. And I want to go shooting as well, would be fun.