QuoteUm, because he's not embarrassed.
Originally posted by: Tutontow
I will go back to my original comments. Here is a guy who is supposedly making a decent living playing VP, giving seminars etc. and yet he has to worry about a $70.00 hotel room. Why risk an embarrassing situation over what amounts to a $5.00 per person breakfast...
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Originally posted by: forkushVQuoteUm, because he's not embarrassed.
Originally posted by: Tutontow
I will go back to my original comments. Here is a guy who is supposedly making a decent living playing VP, giving seminars etc. and yet he has to worry about a $70.00 hotel room. Why risk an embarrassing situation over what amounts to a $5.00 per person breakfast...
If you read Freakonomics, you'd know that it's the upper income people who are most likely to swipe a bagel without paying for it. And Dancer previously cited Duke professor Dan Ariely, who has shown that everyone cheats...a little. Everyone as in absolutely EVERYONE. Even you. And me.
It's the honest ones that admit it.
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Originally posted by: TutontowQuote
Originally posted by: forkushVQuoteUm, because he's not embarrassed.
Originally posted by: Tutontow
I will go back to my original comments. Here is a guy who is supposedly making a decent living playing VP, giving seminars etc. and yet he has to worry about a $70.00 hotel room. Why risk an embarrassing situation over what amounts to a $5.00 per person breakfast...
If you read Freakonomics, you'd know that it's the upper income people who are most likely to swipe a bagel without paying for it. And Dancer previously cited Duke professor Dan Ariely, who has shown that everyone cheats...a little. Everyone as in absolutely EVERYONE. Even you. And me.
It's the honest ones that admit it.
I agree everyone cheats a little. I think you missed my point. If he was called out by the hotel management it would be embarrassing. I still question if the guy is totally full of it. I mean come on if he is making the money he claims to be and playing at the level he claims to be why in the world is he worrying about whether his room is $70.00 rather than $60.00. I do wonder if he would mind if I bragged about stealing his software or admission to one of his seminars. BTW neither have I stolen, now the shampoo and soap at The Beau Rivage is another story and when Caesars' had the really cool shampoo bottles....well we won't go there.
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Originally posted by: TutontowQuote
Originally posted by: forkushVQuoteUm, because he's not embarrassed.
Originally posted by: Tutontow
I will go back to my original comments. Here is a guy who is supposedly making a decent living playing VP, giving seminars etc. and yet he has to worry about a $70.00 hotel room. Why risk an embarrassing situation over what amounts to a $5.00 per person breakfast...
If you read Freakonomics, you'd know that it's the upper income people who are most likely to swipe a bagel without paying for it. And Dancer previously cited Duke professor Dan Ariely, who has shown that everyone cheats...a little. Everyone as in absolutely EVERYONE. Even you. And me.
It's the honest ones that admit it.
I agree everyone cheats a little. I think you missed my point. If he was called out by the hotel management it would be embarrassing. I still question if the guy is totally full of it. I mean come on if he is making the money he claims to be and playing at the level he claims to be why in the world is he worrying about whether his room is $70.00 rather than $60.00. I do wonder if he would mind if I bragged about stealing his software or admission to one of his seminars. BTW neither have I stolen, now the shampoo and soap at The Beau Rivage is another story and when Caesars' had the really cool shampoo bottles....well we won't go there.
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Originally posted by: Roulette ManQuote
Originally posted by: TutontowQuote
Originally posted by: forkushVQuoteUm, because he's not embarrassed.
Originally posted by: Tutontow
I will go back to my original comments. Here is a guy who is supposedly making a decent living playing VP, giving seminars etc. and yet he has to worry about a $70.00 hotel room. Why risk an embarrassing situation over what amounts to a $5.00 per person breakfast...
If you read Freakonomics, you'd know that it's the upper income people who are most likely to swipe a bagel without paying for it. And Dancer previously cited Duke professor Dan Ariely, who has shown that everyone cheats...a little. Everyone as in absolutely EVERYONE. Even you. And me.
It's the honest ones that admit it.
I agree everyone cheats a little. I think you missed my point. If he was called out by the hotel management it would be embarrassing. I still question if the guy is totally full of it. I mean come on if he is making the money he claims to be and playing at the level he claims to be why in the world is he worrying about whether his room is $70.00 rather than $60.00. I do wonder if he would mind if I bragged about stealing his software or admission to one of his seminars. BTW neither have I stolen, now the shampoo and soap at The Beau Rivage is another story and when Caesars' had the really cool shampoo bottles....well we won't go there.
He did miss your point. Even if Dancer does some of the little things he mentions, he shouldn't be disclosing it to his readers because of the nature of what Dancer does. I realize he isn't selling a system but is selling strategy for gambling. He needs to look like he has an impeccable reputation to his readers, even if he doesn't exercise complete honesty in life.
