Cart Girl TikToking Her Way To Success

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A feel good story.

I'm a cart girl on a Las Vegas golf course. I've made $1,000 in tips in a day, but customers can be weird.​


  • Cassie Holland lost her job during the pandemic and became a cart girl at a Las Vegas golf course.
  • A TikTok she made about an experience with a golfer went viral, and she now has a massive following.
  • She works with brands and loves her job — especially because of the tips.
This as-told-to essay is based on a conversation with Cassie Holland, a 26-year-old cart girl at a golf course and TikTok creator in Las Vegas. The following has been edited for length and clarity.

Read it here:

 
All I'm gonna say is...there's more to it than that.

I guess working at a golf course would be a good front job, get her together with high-rollers who want to rent some strange...
 
gringott said:
She looks creepy and scary to me. Glad I don't golf or ticktack. I didn't watch the videos or stories.
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Most hoores look creepy.

They tend not to be overly smart; and they get insular - they don't hang around with anyone but other hoores and maybe the mac-daddy.

Don't ask me how I know; but I do know.
 
She's selling it. Not as good as some of the bartenders I know, but she's putting it out there and cashing in. Give her credit for that.

Now is she really a ditz or acting?
 
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