She refused so I went back to the cage and requested a supervisor through them. I then asked for her supervisor because I saw this was going nowhere. We only had a little bit more time on our one night out, but the lady said “no”, angrily and then tried the same move for a third time, to no avail. After her second attempt at doing the same action didn’t work, I asked her if I could leave my ID and continue my night. When she finally agreed that it was broken she then started to open and reset the machine. She then tried rolled her eyes and tried pressing the button herself. After about 15 minutes a very angry and crass woman showed up and we told her the problem.
The machine wax adjacent to the cashiers window so I walked over and requested help. After about thirty minutes at a particular machine we wanted to try something new but the machine wouldn’t print out the ticket. She was rude and condescending and nothing like Der so we decided to play slots. After about 3 or 4 hands Der was pulled and a woman put in his place. We played a few table games and met a very cool and outgoing dealer named Der, but that is where the fun ended. The show ended before 9:30 so we headed across the street to the casino to continue our rare night out. It was pretty cool to see a Grammy award winning band in what was a glorified high school gym. My wife and I attended the Blues Traveler show on March 3rd and had a lot of fun.
