Its too bad only the mess is talked about and never the root causes. This is why the gambling industry gets to continue creating extremely addictive products and putting 💯 blame on the people that develop the addictions. The reality is specific people are more vulnerable and warnings to this effect need to be on machines. It needs to be common knowledge in society that the vulnerable to addiction have underlying mental health issues.
it took me a run of over 32 years. I had to start over, Im sure well over 500,000, here I am in 2019 Still paying for the collateral Damage. I m Glad this F****** up Night marish of a Journey Big Fatlie is Over!!!!!
@@SOSM209 hey Santos just came across ur comment , good to see ur using streamyard just need to advertise more get folk on but u should really do a full video off were it started were it lead u then how got out and keep that posted on ur channel so foke know who u really are
I feel your pain - similar story. Hard to avoid depression because you can't make up that lost money when you get to a certain age. Gambling is by far the worst addiction - and I know a few things about addiction.
This is one of the best videos I've watched on problem gambling. Short and to the point. The mention of what happens when you went into a casino--I have a question: I'm not a gambler, but I like going to casinos, watching a little TV, people-watching, and having a soda. What I'm wondering is might that be a bad idea (to visit casinos, even though I don't gamble)? Sometimes I think, maybe it just might take a little trigger and I'd end up at those slot machines. Would truly like anyone's feedback on this. Sorry that I made this about me, really I'm not a narcissist.
