Because one cannot be considered a truly annointed member of the 2+2 community until one has posted in a "Brandi" thread, here goes another baptism...
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Two observations:
1) The human capacity for self-deception never ceases to amaze. Even the renowned poker theoretician Mr. Sklansky seems utterly baffled by Brandi's motives (or lack thereof), never realizing until too late that she has always thought on a completely different level from him and all of the men/suckers who have ever crossed her path...
2) I see that one detail from this story has yet to be questioned: How, exactly, did Miss Hawbaker obtain a sheriff's card to strip at the Rhino while supposedly having a long, multi-jurisdictional rap sheet?
>> Since 1947, to work on the premises where liquor and gaming are present a person must obtain a Sheriff's Card, (Work Card). It is mandatory in the State of Nevada regardless of what your position is in a gaming establishment. The purpose of the work card is to document, investigate and license all employees of the gaming and liquor industry.
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Certain conditions may cause Applicants to be denied or revoked:
1. An outstanding warrant of arrest.
2. EXTENSIVE CRIMINAL HISTORY
3. Previous work card revoked by the Gaming Control Board.
4. Insufficient immigration documentation.
5. No birth certificate if applying for a gaming position or a position that dispenses alcoholic beverages.
6. Falsification of information on the referral slip.
7. Any other denial reason(s) so stated under Nevada Revised Statutes. <<
http://www.insidervlv.com/sheriffscard.html