@DrunkMonk
We don't know what happened, I'm reasonably certain if it was something as simple as someone politely telling him that it was against the rules to take photos in the Casino then he wouldn't have tweeted anything, he was probably in the high rollers area anyway. He's been in trouble before - I was at the F1 in Melbourne when he was arrested for doing a burnout for fans while leaving the race track, he didn't complain about not being treated like a superstar then.
Who knows or even cares what happened - but people are making negative assumptions which are directly influenced by his wealth, fame, and also by his appearance and mannerisms. The truth is apart from saying that a place that we all know has bad customer service has bad customer service he has said nothing but positive things about NZ.
He's been pursuing a racing career since he was 6 years old, it's taken a life time of hard work and dedication, as well as talent to get where he is. I can think he's a git - but I'm not going to tweet him that I think he's a spoiled brat or post negative assumptions all over social media. Being the sort of person that I wouldn't want to have a beer with is different from me judging him.
The people who are complaining about his behaviour are treating him worse than what they accuse him of doing. It's this mindless, herd like, mass mob bullying that is one of the worst things about the internet.
For the record, I don't care that he's famous or what he's doing. I just don't like the way people react on mass with little or no provocation on the internet. It also happens to non celebrities and has led to many suicides and lives ruined.