In this episode we are once again treated to Tommy, the new Junior Host, getting into trouble. But this time it's real bad. We also get to follow the drama surrounding Geoff Mills, his wedding plans, and money woes. Also, for the first time, the owners of The Golden Nugget Tim and Tom are not in an episode. No worries, we hardly even notice because there is so much going on with Geoff and Tommy.

First we find out that Geoff is having some financial problems. It seems that he is not as rich as we might of though he was. He dropped a lot of cash at the casino before proposing to Kristin. It turns out that he lost somewhere between $250,000 to $300,000. This money was, for the most part, his liquid assets. We as the viewer thought he had more money to burn though. Remember in episode two when Kristin lost her purse in the casino with a supposed $25,000 in it? He blew that of like it was nothing. Now Geoff has to come up with enough money to make Kristin's wedding the best day of her life and she has no idea what's going on.

While all this in unfolding, Tommy accepts an invitation to a party (party in his honor of being promoted) thrown by on of the waitresses at the casino. He shows up at the party thinking it will be a low key party with some of the girls from the casino. The girls are there and so is Monique, his nemesis from his dealing days. Come to find out that this party is a different than expected. He is the only guy there and everyone else is in lingerie. It gets better, they pretty much humiliate him by flogging him S&M style. Tommy proves to be a good sport (noting that he has to go back to work even) and takes one for the team! When he finally sees some of the gang back at work, he quickly realizes that the word is out about the crazy party and he takes some ribbing from his co-workers. This is NOTHING it gets worse for Tommy.

Before we see what happens to Tommy next, we see the cost of Geoff and Kristen's wedding getting out of hand. Only Kristen doesn't know it. Geoff acts cool while Kristen is getting excited about the upcoming event that week. So far the wedding is costing somewhere around $110,000. After Geoff cuts a deposit check for about $35,000, the reality of it all starts to take a toll on him. Then he turns to gambling, thinking he can win enough money playing craps to pay for the wedding. Is there anyone in the world who REALLY thinks this could possibly be a good idea? Geoff seems to be digging a rather large hole for himself to fall into. Will he totally screw it up? Even his brother Brian who knows about the money problems seems to be in denial,. He is planning this huge bachelor party ($$$).

Back to Tommy, he now has two clients to handle at once. He still has the Mills crew (wedding and all), and now he has another 'black chip' player in town named Veleda. She seems very nice and low key. This fact will come in handy after we see what happens next. Brian wants to go over some details of the bachelor party with Tommy so they plan a 10pm dinner that night to go over the ideas. Meanwhile, Tommy decides to take Veleda to see Tony and Tina's Wedding. This is an interactive show depicting a typical Italian wedding. When they are seated at the show Tommy completely blows of his duties as host to Veleda (not to mention Brian Mills) by hitting on a woman sitting at the same table and getting totally wasted. Veleda is more than cool about it and she basically has to take care of him. Tommy continues to spiral out of control by inviting the entire cast of Tony and Tina's Wedding back to the Nugget to gamble and drink on the house! When Veleda gets him outside to find a ride back to the casino, he realizes that not only did he lose a thousand in cash, but he was sick to his stomach. Yes, the client he was supposed to be showing a good time was taking care of him instead. This woman seems like a saint as she is seen wiping the vomit from his face! Tommy! This guy clearly has a lot to learn about everything. Veleda must be a plant or something. She can't be a real high roller who expects the red carpet. Maybe she is just a really good person. That's what we hope.