Resort fees, say MGM advertised $50/night, when you book the room there is a $20/night resort fee. They told me it was for the wifi and other amenities, their wifi sucked so bad I couldn't use it to check into my flight. It's pretty common at big tourist destinations.
I never have cash on me and i'm not going to stop by the bank just for tip money. People can pay their damn taxes.
You shouldn't be using the hotel wifi anyways. Unless you also run a VPN and have a software firewall on your computer. Hotels are notorious for misconfiguring their networks such that clients aren't isolated which makes you a target for every script kiddie in the place (and there will be many in a vegas hotel).
Good chunk but 400K?
I won't patronize a place that won't take cash. I pay for a lot of purchases with green money esp at restaurants and always tip with cash.
Restaurants?
I visit Florida about every 3 or 4 years, and I was amazed at the cost increases.
You really should go.
One is income the other isn’t. See? That’s not very hard, now is it?
Okay. So it's....what then? Mandatory?
What's the difference if I give my son $100 or give it to the girl who brought me my food?
If a McDonald's employee can pay taxes on their minimum wage job then restaurant wait staff can also afford to pay their taxes. My nephew worked at a Denny's in the early 90s, back when they still had the $1.99 grand slam (that thing is $10 now I think), and he pretty much always cleared $100 a weeknight in tips. I can't imagine what someone working at a more expensive restaurant makes, but it must be a hell of a lot more than minimum wage.
