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After a certain amount gets cashed out (which I can't state because if anybody found out who I am, I'm sure I could get into trouble) we have to log people.
This guy came up with two sports tickets. One was for 9,000 and the other made him over the limit to where we needed more personal information. He freaked.
SC: But one of these is my wife's!
CW: ?
Funny, he came by himself.
SC: I don't want to get taxed! Do you know how much I've lost to get this!? It's not fair! *insert little kid whine*
Supervisor is called.
SV: I'm sorry sir, but you brought both of these tickets up. We need your ID and your social security number or we won't cash out out.
Yes, we can refuse to cash them out if they refuse to give us their information.
The wife shows up.
Wife: Go ask the sports book people! They'll tell you this one is mine!
Funny thing is the sports book had been closed for about two hours. And I doubt they keep track of all their customers.
SV: We really need the info.
SC: Are we going to be taxed!?
SV: I'm not really allowed to give you that information. I can only give you this. *hands him a pamphlet.*
SC: Oh, you're not allowed too. Whatever. That F***** figures.
No, we cannot tell him when he is going to be taxed. And besides he did a five thousand dollar transaction earlier so we already had some of his information.
Finally he forked over his info and was all pissy when my co-worker had to count out a huge amount out to him. They rolled their eyes the whole time as if she took too long counting out their money. GRR.
I understand it is frustrating but we have no control over the taxing or whatever. We simply cash out. It's out of our hands. They almost reported him for suspicious activity. I guess he seemed like a scammer or something.
This guy came up with two sports tickets. One was for 9,000 and the other made him over the limit to where we needed more personal information. He freaked.
SC: But one of these is my wife's!
CW: ?
Funny, he came by himself.
SC: I don't want to get taxed! Do you know how much I've lost to get this!? It's not fair! *insert little kid whine*
Supervisor is called.
SV: I'm sorry sir, but you brought both of these tickets up. We need your ID and your social security number or we won't cash out out.
Yes, we can refuse to cash them out if they refuse to give us their information.
The wife shows up.
Wife: Go ask the sports book people! They'll tell you this one is mine!
Funny thing is the sports book had been closed for about two hours. And I doubt they keep track of all their customers.
SV: We really need the info.
SC: Are we going to be taxed!?
SV: I'm not really allowed to give you that information. I can only give you this. *hands him a pamphlet.*
SC: Oh, you're not allowed too. Whatever. That F***** figures.
No, we cannot tell him when he is going to be taxed. And besides he did a five thousand dollar transaction earlier so we already had some of his information.
Finally he forked over his info and was all pissy when my co-worker had to count out a huge amount out to him. They rolled their eyes the whole time as if she took too long counting out their money. GRR.
I understand it is frustrating but we have no control over the taxing or whatever. We simply cash out. It's out of our hands. They almost reported him for suspicious activity. I guess he seemed like a scammer or something.
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