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I have honestly never had this happen so therefore not afraid to pick up women. However women are worse tippers than nen so i dont like it lol
Depends on the week varies wildly anywhere from probably 2-5 a week in tips then same on wages i generally book about 2200 every two weeks
As long as you were not convicted you are fine, the driving record does not have more than five points you should be fine the total income is hard to say since tips vary widely from day to day
The company i work for YCS does a class to prepare people for the test as well as study guides to help with the test that would be your best bet
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I personally would say you're better off taking a taxi by the time we figure out where to park scare your bags all this way it's a lot more frustration than what its worth rent a car I believe the average price of gasoline in town is about 360
I guess it depends on the driver however I would not just for the simple fact I would lose over an hour of work, unless in was worth my time money wise. That being said there is no danger in walking down freemont by yourself, not anymore than walking down the strip by yourself there is security everywhere and is very well lit. Downtown is one of my favorite places to go when I have family and friends in town you dont have anything to worry about
I do very well and average sbout 50% but it definatly depends on the personality of the driver
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