$312 for water? High rollers slammed for posting exorbitant Vegas receipts online
NY Post
If only their brains were as big as their wallets!
Self-indulgent high rollers are advertising their sky-high bar and restaurant receipts from Las Vegas on social media — but the flush fools are dropping hundreds of dollars on water and mid-shelf liquor, prompting critics to roll their eyes and proclaim, “Eat the rich!” “My buddies [sic] tab after a day party at Encore Beach Club,” one user, who goes by the handle @Investor_NICK_ , posted along with a receipt for $8,612.
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