Aaron Kaminski feels obligated to be the first in line to be a challenger for “Can You Beat Biggy?” So much so that he recently told his new employers he wouldn’t start in his new position at Showboat in Atlantic City until Wednesday, June 16.
“We had shifted the schedule because of varying conflicts, but I made sure I started my new job the day after we played,” Kaminski said the evening of June 15, outside the front gate of Mr. Tee’s in Beach Haven, the site of the Season 3 opener.
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