Parx Casino

Hello, I am writing to share my experience this morning. I discovered a slot machine voucher that my dearly departed mother left behind. My mother passed in August 2020 and the voucher (copy attached) has a value of $81.58. I tried to redeem it this morning. figured it was old so instead of going to a machine I went to a cashier in favor a personal touch. I was told it was old; from 2019 and could no longer be redeemed. I explained it was my mothers and she passed away and asked if Parx could make an exception in good faith. My request was declined by the front line casher and her manager. I thought that was cruel, heartless, insensitive and greed filled decision and very unlike PARX. I thought PARX cared about the community. I accompanied my father at a very nice PARX sponsored event (Honor Flight breakfast) and listened to a PARX Executive claim how much they care about the community. I took my mother took PARX religiously and looked for her favorite Wheel of Fortune Slot machine which brought so much joy. My girl friend and I still yellLOOK UPLOOK UP as thats what we used to tell my mother when she made a hit and the big spinning wheel above determined the amount. I have such fond memories of your casino and they will never be lost regardless of whether you help me or not. Honestly, I was going to boycott PARX for good but as a measure of good faith, I decided to place a sports bet (against Rutgers today) in the hopes that PARX would reconsider their decision this morning and exhibit some consideration to a beloved soul which will no doubt is not looking favorably upon PARX from the heavens above. Older Italian women are not known to forgive or forget so I will pray for the poor souls ruling against dear sweet Rita. Thanks for listening, Anthony Giunta. Beloved Son of Restless Mother