South Point security staff is excellent, here's video proof

Maybe Im wrong and the staff was just trying to protect me from overzealous neighborhood watch vigilantes though
 
The Central Scrutinizer said:
You'd likely have the same experience.
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probably correct, my point was it made me not want to be there at the time. Whatever, I went back to my room and cooled off and politely messaged the hotel because i figured they want honest feedback telling them that i understood their policy & would abide but still disagreed.
 
Soymilk420 said:
probably correct, my point was it made me not want to be there at the time. Whatever, I went back to my room and cooled off and politely messaged the hotel because i figured they want honest feedback telling them that i understood their policy & would abide but still disagreed.
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Is it really worth getting that upset about it?
 
The Central Scrutinizer said:
Is it really worth getting that upset about it?
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I have some personal and anxiety issues. I was an issue for me, not enough to make a fuss on the floor though. I can recognize when my anxiety or personal issues go beyond what is considered a "normal" reaction and take measures to deal with it quietly and appropriately. I try not to impose excessive responses on others.

I should also mention that I was on my way back to my room anyways.
 
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Casinos have some very silly rules. Like no card counting.
 
I hope I can meet that security lady. She seemed really cool. I'm thinking the "groupies" were parked outside Kevin Sorbo's door?
 
Horatius said:
I'd say "No successful card counting." I imagine they'd be quite happy to let you count cards if you really sucked at it.
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Yes. In fact, I'd say the rule is "No being so good that we notice and think you can beat us."

It doesn't matter what the method is. If you're too successful, they don't have to let you play.
 
I got the full body search for wearing a hooded sweater in an airport. I hadn't even remembered that the sweater had a hood, it was just for decoration in my world.

Word to the wise. It held me up 10 minutes.
 
Chevstriss said:
I got the full body search for wearing a hooded sweater in an airport. I hadn't even remembered that the sweater had a hood, it was just for decoration in my world.

Word to the wise. It held me up 10 minutes.
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Best airport apparel: shorts, t-shirt, sandals.
 
Too late for this year's show, I learned an interesting tidbit about South Point's security staff:

Grace (who you see in the videos) is not the only woman on the security staff. She isn't even the only woman war veteran.

South Point has a policy that when a woman calls in an incident in the hotel, particularly something involving harassment, that they will automatically send a female officer to deal with the incident.

I heard from someone who had to talk with Security at a past TAM (not this year's) and she was told this interesting fact.
 
I met her. She was cool. Even after fame and fortune knocked at her door, she was still checking for room keys in front of the elevators.
 
I tried to make a complaint against krelnik, but apparently being excessively tall doesn't count as harassment.
 
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