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Originally Posted by Pineedles
My wife and I stayed at a nearby hotel to the foxwoods casino, can't remember the name, but you were the limo driver who took us to the casino. We couldn't afford the casino hotel and were too late arriving to have dinner there. You talked to us on the trip to the casino and said YOU would find us a place to have dinner. You walked us into the complex and said something to the guy at the entrance to the high rollers buffet area. This place was amazing! Stone Crab, sushi, lobster tails, caviar, fine wines and drinks, whatever we wanted. You said the only proviso was that if we left the area, we couldn't come back. What a night, fantastic! We didn't dare try to gamble in the HR area but ate our fill while we were amazed at the multi-$$$ thousand dollar bets we saw going on in the pit. Thanks again! I hope you got the tip we left with the front desk the next morning, as you wouldn't accept aything more than the normal amount when you dropped us off the previous night.
BTW, I know you probably weren't the the "guy", but this carguy was amazing!!! Casino Limo drivers ROCK!!!  |
Pine Needles:
It was not me, but the story is a familiar story. I drive for Mohegan Sun. We have about 40 120" stretch Lincoln Limousines in our fleet, 1/2 dozen Town Car sedans, 3 Hummers, and about a 1/2 dozen multi-passenger Ford Econoline vans. We make many "runs" to the five Boroughs of NYC, Boston, Southern New Hampshire and Maine along with trips to Logan, Bradley, TF Green, LaGuardia, JFK, and Newark Airports.
The majority of our salary comes from tips, so we go out of our way to give our guests first class service. We wear Tuxedos and all of our vehicles are late model state of the art limousines made by Royale Limousine of Haverhill, MA.
In the attached photo, I am the the driver pictured on the right. This photo was taken this past November on the Connecticut shore at Westbrook, CT during a driver training session.