Tuesday was slow and worthless.
I am learning that taking 1st stick here doesn't make a bit of a difference when you go home!
It used to be, in Vegas, that starting on stick, on an 8 hour shift, you got the early push and went home that 20 minutes earlier than the rest, still getting the 8 hours of pay.
Last night we closed craps ( coz this ain't no 24 hour casino) at 1:30am-ish. My shift being 6-2 and yes I started on stick. I thought I was going to get lucky enough to go home as planned. Noooooooo.... close the table and then go "spade decks" Which is truly a waste of more than my own time because of course I can not remember the order of the 'original deck'... so someone had followed me and redid all my decks. A supervisor tried to tell me which was they went, and i explained "it wouldn't matter I was already told 57 times and still cant remember, I was born with Alzheimer's" He said, " Well maybe the 58th time a charm!" I granted him the efforts and let e tell me how it goes and to this moment i still can not remember.
Its something about rounded tops (hearts n clubs) are one way and pointed tops (spades n diamonds) are another way (A-K or K-A).
Some day i will make a cheat sheet to help me remember, but they are always in a hurry to get it done.
So whilst there are 6 of us at the baccarat table 'spading', the supervisor asks the table if we knew which direction the cards go naturally... there is a moment of silence, i blurt out "SOUTH" and he laughs, but the other white guy laughs even harder. Then the same person flips thru a finished deck and suggests it is a trick question. The boss spreads the deck and shows how theres is always an equal or greater than half of the pips pointing in one direction and the other in the opposite on each card.
so look at the pip cards here and see what He was trying to say...

I know big deal huh, but this guy is full of mindless trivia!
For all of you in Vegas, he was a boxman at the Boulder Station before he came here. Some day I will ask him why he left there.
As long as he cuts back on sharing his useless Elvis trivia, he is the biggest Elvis know-it-all EVER known by me, and my Uncle Rob was a pretty big fan.