Vegas Brehs I Need Your Advice

[Ski Mask]

In the next month and a half I'll be moving to Las Vegas to enjoy the rest of my 20's (I'm 25), since I've been taking care of my mother during the first half. So I need to know 2 things:

1. which jobs I have a better chance of getting and keeping while enjoying the legal weed.

2. What are the best trades/careers should i be looking at, cause while I'm there I plan on going back to school.

 

[TransJenner]

Get into sales , don’t even bother getting into a trade , they’re all going to be replaced soon
Sales is the future , and medical

 

[King Poetic]

Casino Service jobs only thing in Vegas

Might find some construction jobs if u have skill.

Henderson, Nv south of Vegas might have some jobs

But check with @VegasCAC

 

[brooklyn_boulevard]

Damn. first time I came across a post like this; someone trying to move to vegas. I think it would be tough for me.......... Gambling, hoes, legal weed. Bruh!!!!

 

[Ski Mask]

Damn. first time I came across a post like this; someone trying to move to vegas. I think it would be tough for me.......... Gambling, hoes, legal weed. Bruh!!!!

Well tbh outside of weed and women, I'm basically going to be focused on getting my life straight. This move is more of me getting out of my shell and learning to depend on myself more instead of family.

 

[The Minister Of Culture]

@VegasCAC

 

[Truefan31]

Get into sales , don’t even bother getting into a trade , they’re all going to be replaced soon
Sales is the future , and medical

I don't agree with that, but yes sales (if you're good at it) and medical (always), are great areas to go into.

The thing about trades is that they typically do not go away. The major ones like electrical/plumbing/hvac etc they'll always be in demand. shyt gets real when the toilet won't flush and/or the AC doesn't work in hot ass weather

There's obviously the casino jobs in Vegas like dealers, but I'm not sure you want to do that.

 

[brooklyn_boulevard]

Whats your attraction to vegas over other cities like NYC, Atlanta, Dallas, Houston, L.A?

 

[Ski Mask]

I don't agree with that, but yes sales (if you're good at it) and medical (always), are great areas to go into.

The thing about trades is that they typically do not go away. The major ones like electrical/plumbing/hvac etc they'll always be in demand. shyt gets real when the toilet won't flush and/or the AC doesn't work in hot ass weather

There's obviously the casino jobs in Vegas like dealers, but I'm not sure you want to do that.

Why is that?

 

[Truefan31]

Why is that?

No reason, I just didn't know what you're interested in. Being a dealer you can actually go to many places with that, at least in the US.

 

[Ski Mask]

Whats your attraction to vegas over other cities like NYC, Atlanta, Dallas, Houston, L.A?

The weather, cost of living, legal weed, far away enough that a chance of certain family members trying to follow me will be low, 24 hour city.

 

[Ski Mask]

No reason, I just didn't know what you're interested in. Being a dealer you can actually go to many places with that, at least in the US.

While I'm not a people person, my longest job I held was in retail and I would love to learn more about card games, since my only experience with them is through mobile apps.

So what are the pros and cons?

 

[Truefan31]

While I'm not a people person, my longest job I held was in retail and I would love to learn more about card games, since my only experience with them is through mobile apps.

So what are the pros and cons?

Well pros are that you're gettin paid to deal games, each casino is different, some are union, some aren't. Hours can be long and you obv dealin w/people drunk so there's that. But money can be made, dealin games roulette/craps/bj etc.

Casinos will teach you, as well as community colleges have courses on it.

 

[Ski Mask]

Well pros are that you're gettin paid to deal games, each casino is different, some are union, some aren't. Hours can be long and you obv dealin w/people drunk so there's that. But money can be made, dealin games roulette/craps/bj etc.

Casinos will teach you, as well as community colleges have courses on it.

Ok, how serious is the drug testing?

*edit And how hard is it to get a gaming card?