@iamDmoses@wishingihadayt@vegastbone Not tipping casino dealers is fine in my book, I think it's crazy that casinos don't pay them enough as base salary, but the casino dealers themselves are not your enemy. If they hold a good conversation with you for hours and are friendly, I do understand why people tip them.
@iamDmoses@wishingihadayt@vegastbone This is absolutely not true. On literally ever casino game, there is nothing a dealer can do that doesn't follow the set rules of the game. There is no decision making at all for a casino dealer. They deal the cards or spin the wheel according to the rules and that's it.
@RacistReplyGuy6@SydSteyerhart I don't think it's actually illegal, but they are doing it out of an abundance of caution. Displaying data is not illegal. Crime rate statistic sites still exist.
@BowTiedBull Cash would very quickly have to be ruled invalid for anything to survive. All physical cash immediately sent to 0. You probably wouldn't even get enough time to launder a meaningful amount. This button would just invalidate physical cash forever.
@BowTiedBull No. This button would literally ruin all of the worlds currency systems. Every button press creates a new button, which would get pressed multiple times, creating more buttons, which get pressed, etc. It would exponentially explode and collapse the world economies pretty fast.
@FrenlyOfficer This button is actually the "destroy the worlds economy and currency systems as we know them" button. You could never press it, unless you find a way to guaranteed immediately steal the new button or murder the recipient of the new button.
@nixexiv@HatsuneArmy64 If you look up usum comps, they largely sell for $35-50 cib. Retail was $40. With inflation you've still lost money selling them today. Largely, video games haven't appreciated really at all. Only the cream of the crop.