First Dates and Proposals - The GameOverGreggy Show Ep. 137(YouTube)

You should add a Patreon tier for Tim and Kevin to help plan/film your proposal. I can see it now, the girl is crying and in shock, Tim comes in front of the camera and lets audiences know where they can buy their Love & Sex T-Shirts and we hear the Kevin laugh in the background.

Jon Garlit

I've been looking forward to this episode since Colin teased his gambling topic on Monday. I've been a slot machine technician for one of the multiple manufacturers of slot machines since 2008. Part of me was really hoping Colin was going to go into some hilarious things he saw over the weekend at Las Vegas. I've seen so many interesting things over the past 8 years and was hoping I could add some of my experiences to the conversation. Nevertheless, he still brought up some interesting things. I've only worked in casino's on the east coast (i.e. Real America), but I assume Vegas has to have some similar rules. Here it's required by state law for each casino to post their overall average house hold percentage is. What I mean by that is what percent on the dollar the house keeps for their reel and video slot machines. So if the house average is 88%, that means 88% percent of every dollar is theoretically paid back to the player and the house would hold 12% for themselves. This doesn't mean every machine is set that way but when you take into account all the variations you should expect to lose 12% on every coin played. It's also no secret that higher denomination machines are set with a higher percentage, but they require massive amounts more money per spin. That goes to Colin's point of being willing to play big in order to win big, or even just break even. One last comment on that topic. Colin has mentioned Las Vegas being the last place you can still smoke indoors. I'm so glad that is banned elsewhere. Part of my job is to clean the slot machines as well. Just imagine having to wipe off all of the chain smoking nicotine from everyone who sits at those machines. You could almost stand nearby and scrub each machine as soon as someone like Colin leaves :(