Las Vegas Hotels, and Waiters and Waitresses
Las Vegas is not only an institution in the United States of America, but is the city is also famous all over the world as the ultimate sin city and most of the people visiting Las Vegas hotels from all over the globe are genuinely curious, and they seem to be absolutely willing to know how things work in town, possibly having a really great time in the process.
The attractions, entertainment venues and leisures offered by this one of a kind city are truly unique in the world, and the larger-than-life entrepreneur behind most of the entertainment and restaurant business in the city took care of every single detail, including waiters and waitresses serving the tables to their establishments.
Waiters and waitress in Las Vegas, especiall in Las Vegas hotels, have to deal every day with people of all kinds and from every corner of the world, and their "waiter scrutiny" ability has become truly legendary: This sort of sixth sense comes in the form of a highly developed observational skill which ultimately helps servers to decipher the behavior of a customer on their way in literally a matter of seconds, with just a superficial look.
Not only a waiter / waiters with this set of skills can easily determinate which customer could be a potential troublemaker, but this scrutiny also helps to them to understand on which of the customers to focus most energy on to potentially earn a bigger tip. In Vegas it's pretty easy to tell the era hotshots from the average Bills looking for the time of their life in this world famous city, therefore is pretty easy for an experienced eye to determined tipping habits too.
In some restaurants in the Las Vegas hotels, a waitress or a waiter are required to be a lot more than what they actually are, although this is not really openly stated on paper.
Just to name a singular example, Some servers in Las Vegas, notably the strip servers earn more money than any other kind of servers in the whole world.
Being paid so much gives strip servers a sense of entitlement, and it gives them a warped sense of perspective. It makes them sometimes arrogant, and also quite impatient.
But this is Las Vegas, and in the Las Vegas hotels you can truly expect anything!
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