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as a smoker i would definitely leave and frequent the indian casinos in foxwoods or mohegan sun as i am sure all of my friends would also .an example of a nonsmoking casino such as the east tower in trump plaza will predict atlantic citys future empty so i feel if the smoke is so bad why isnt the east tower packed
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Is this America? Are casinos privately owned or so-called public areas? If casinos want to accommodate smokers a/o non-smokers that should be their choice. We are not forced to enter or work at these establishments. Whatever happened to free choice in this country? Looks like a few trips out to Vegas are in order if they ban smoking areas in Atlantic City.
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Look what happened in Delaware, 450 employees laid off at three slot parlors and revenue was off 30%.
Governor Minner would not even allow separate buildings for slot smoking areas! AND she's a so-called Liberal! |
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Better make that trip soon..........Vegas isn't far behind as they've just passed a no smoking ban also. I'm not sure if it extends to casinos though. |
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This is America. Smokers rights have been taken away! Now Casino workers want to take it all away from us! They should abide by their workplace rules and not try to change them!! The only change they should make is a different job. Atlantic City casinos spent millions of dollars to upgrade their casinos and make it a place to visit and enjoy. These casino workers don't care if half the people do not go there anymore. If we stop going, they just might be out of a job. Casinos will lose money! How selfish of these people!!! Imagine if you were to tell your workplace what rules they should have? There is a rear-end for every chair--That chair shall be filled if a worker does not abide by the rules.
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It's not the casino workers, it is the tobacco control cartel AND now the bar and restaurant owners who are losing business and don't think it is fair that casinos aren't too. |
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Casinos, like all industries, are required to protect their workers from job-related health risks. Ever hear of OSHA?
the minority smokes. You talk about freedom. What about the right to clean, healthy air, for everyone. |
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AOL |
i go to ac 6 to 8 times a year for 2 day stay's if they ban smoking they would never see me again.
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Can't wait for them to ban smoking in the casinos. It is long overdue - it is absolutely disgusting when you come home and find all of your clothes stink of tobacco smoke - who pays for the cleaning of these clothes? Certainly not the smokers.
What about NON-SMOKERS RIGHTS? And, while they are at it, smokers should pay a much higher health insurance premium. |
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So go to foxwoods or mohegan sun - the non-smokers won't miss you |
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AMEND TO THAT SENTIMENT |
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I meant AMEN non-smokers have rights too |
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I GO TO AC ABOUT ONCE A MONTH FOR 3 DAY STAYS WITH A BANK ROLL OF 2400 TO 3000 PER TRIP AND IF THE BAN GET'S APPROVED I'LL FIND ANOTHER PLACE TO GO TO VEGAS THE ISLANDS INDIAN RES ANYWHERE I'LL JUST SAY SO LONG AC I'LL MISS YOU WELL YOU WOULD NEVER SEE ME AGAIN.
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hey ac ban smoking you'll save me a lot of money my money is good anywhere.
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just make a smoke free floor and a smoking floor give the casino workers extra per hour to work smoking floor you will see how many sign up to work and give the casino's 6 month's to make ajustments.
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as a gambler the ac casino would never see me again if they ban smoking
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casino workers becarefull what you wish for if ban get's approved i gurantee lay off's of jobs because everyone i spoken to said ac done deal if ban get's approved.
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no smoking no franky you ac would lose big time.
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where are the indian casino,s ? so i know how to get there! if AC quits letting us smoke ,i,ll see u at the indian place! |
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All the workers in the casinos knew there will be smoking in the casinos and bars when they where hired. Why did they take on a job in the casinos if smoking bothered them? The casinos are privately owned and if these workers have to get laid off due to lack of revenue it will be the casinos choice. Better yet, the casinos can close their doors. The CEOs of these casinos are business people. Money talks... BS walks.
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