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Tuesday mornings aren't exactly high-traffic times at South Florida casinos.
real-life Indian casino in the entire U.S. of A.
winner gets a $100k job. It's a year contract, which might be renewable.
hard to know whether a better economy would have inspired such a massive turnout of what casino officials say are high-caliber applicants. Bailey said he didn't think so.
she saw billboards and newspaper ads hyping the job contest, she put together a video documentary.
they don't tell me yes today, I will be back Monday," she said. "I feel happy to be in the top ten."
candidates awaited the results, TV cameras bounced around underneath sparkly beaded chandeliers. More than 50 business-casual-clad people milled about while the likes of C&C Music Factory wafted over the speakers.
of the nine who didn't get a giant check (though all got a grand for their troubles) weren't entirely devastated that they didn't make it.
not like I'm unemployed and needing to survive," said Catherine Gestowitz, who lives in Hollywood and works as a sales operations specialist at Elizabeth Arden. "It was disappointing, but it was a great experience."
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