Originally Posted by BensonBingham_1 View Post
This is a tricky case because it involves both personal responsibility and the obligations of the casino. Like bars, casinos are generally expected to stop serving alcohol to visibly intoxicated individuals, but the laws surrounding casinos can be different depending on the state. The fact that he lost the lawsuit suggests that the court may have prioritized his personal responsibility over the casino’s role in continuing to serve him. However, if there was clear evidence that the casino violated local regulations regarding alcohol service, he might have had a stronger case.
It was also a tricky case when I went to the casino & used the free drinks to get your mom & your sister liquored up.

Took them up to my comped suite & had a very very nice time.

Robbed them after they passed out & took the money down to the casino & tripled it up. Kept all of it except slipped enough for a one way cab trip back into your mom’s purse then told them to get the fuck out.

Tried to do the same to your wife but she had already turned hard core lesbian years ago from being married to you.