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- are losing money - at least some of them. For example, a limo driver and a bellman say people are continuing to tip as well as they had in the past, but because Las Vegas is getting fewer visitors, their overall tip income is down. However, some dog groomers say neither their tips, nor their business has declined. (Length: 2:36)" class="pin-it-button" count-layout="horizontal">
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Thursday, May 8, 2008 | 3:24 p.m.
Service industry workers in Las Vegas are losing money - at least some of them. For example, a limo driver and a bellman say people are continuing to tip as well as they had in the past, but because Las Vegas is getting fewer visitors, their overall tip income is down. However, some dog groomers say neither their tips, nor their business has declined. (Length: 2:36)
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