Monday, June 29, 2009

[vpFREE] Re: Downgrades at the M Resort

Yesterday, playing at the Oneida casino, I saw a woman carrying one of the casino wastebaskets around with her. You know the ones, the smaller size that some casinos place between the upright slot machines.

She would sit at a machine and then place the wastebasket on its side and then put her feet on it. I asked her if that made it more comfortable? She said that since her hip surgery, it did make things easier on her. Being goofy, I also tried it and it did help provide a more ergonomic position as I played the machine.

FWIW,

Diane

-- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "Mac McClellan" <mac_mcclellan@...> wrote:
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> --- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "katy_2139" <ks21lv39@> wrote:
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> > Just my two cents. I think Jean has a very good point about the posture. I think that that position (at an upright straddling the machine with your legs) is much better for your back...
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> Chris hates the new uprights, like the fullpay bank at M. She says they're even more uncomfortable than the old style uprights. She sits all different ways with feet propped up and not, etc. Says her back hurts after about an hour. Might start carrying a pillow to put behind her back because I enjoy hanging out in the Hostile Grape wine bar!
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> I also think they're worse than the old uprights for comfort - but I don't hate them as much as Chris does. I'd prefer the buttons be flat against the machine vs. on that little narrow shelf.
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> I would think an Industrial Engineer with experience in ergonomics could do much better -- I assume the manufacturers have one on staff or at least use one for consultation? Likewise a little more consumer research and testing would be in order. I bet an Industrial Engineer from the Toyota plant in KY could do better!
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> Mac
> www.CasinoCamper.com
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