Dancer's Column July 30

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Originally posted by: Roulette Man

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Originally posted by: tommywishbone
Dancer said, ". . . We cashed out and went to Jeffrey's hotel room and counted out the accumulated cash. . ."


If I'm in someone else's hotel room, someone I just met and know nothing about, and I'm counting out thousand of dollars I'm either buying drugs, selling drugs and counting up stolen loot.


Dancer said, ". . . When I got back to my room I found another $2,500 ticket. . . "

He didn't have millions of dollars in his pockets, he had less than $40,000 and he just accidently misplaced a $2,500 TITO and didn't notice? I don't believe that for a second.

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Mr. Dancer is obviously not giving us the whole story.

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Originally posted by: tommywishbone
If I'm in someone else's hotel room, someone I just met and know nothing about, and I'm counting out thousand of dollars I'm either buying drugs, selling drugs and counting up stolen loot.

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Originally posted by: snidely333
yeah, but if you lost that $12.75 TITO you wouldn't cry about it.

Still, I'm more curious why you defend Dancer with such gusto. Who is he to you?

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Originally posted by: Roulette Man
...By the way, I know you think $2,500 is nothing to Mr. Dancer, but then he had to have friends offer him a place to stay when he separated from his wife. This would be okay if it was for a few days, but he did it for a while before getting a small apartment. Unless he is totally frugile, that doesn't look to be the traits of someone who is fairly wealthy.

You defend this guy too much. Mr. Dancer isn't giving the whole story here.

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Originally posted by: forkushV

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Originally posted by: Roulette Man
...By the way, I know you think $2,500 is nothing to Mr. Dancer, but then he had to have friends offer him a place to stay when he separated from his wife. This would be okay if it was for a few days, but he did it for a while before getting a small apartment. Unless he is totally frugile, that doesn't look to be the traits of someone who is fairly wealthy.

You defend this guy too much. Mr. Dancer isn't giving the whole story here.

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Have you ever seen Warren Buffett's very nice upper middle class residence in Omaha? And Michael Bloomberg's girlfriend, who is wealthy on her own, rides the New York subway. Some classy people of means don't have the need to bolster their self esteem with symbols of opulence. I'm sure you would make different choices, Roulette Man.

And actually I covered this topic two and a half years ago when I wrote, "While through the years others players, who were possibly every bit as good, celebrated their royals, Dancer BANKED his - to build bankroll. In his columns, books, and classes, he advises players to get second jobs, pay off credit cards, and reading books like "Rich Dad, Poor Dad." And of course to always build bankroll, and avoid spending winnings.

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Originally posted by: Roulette Man

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Originally posted by: forkushV

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Originally posted by: Roulette Man
...By the way, I know you think $2,500 is nothing to Mr. Dancer, but then he had to have friends offer him a place to stay when he separated from his wife. This would be okay if it was for a few days, but he did it for a while before getting a small apartment. Unless he is totally frugile, that doesn't look to be the traits of someone who is fairly wealthy.

You defend this guy too much. Mr. Dancer isn't giving the whole story here.

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Have you ever seen Warren Buffett's very nice upper middle class residence in Omaha? And Michael Bloomberg's girlfriend, who is wealthy on her own, rides the New York subway. Some classy people of means don't have the need to bolster their self esteem with symbols of opulence. I'm sure you would make different choices, Roulette Man.

And actually I covered this topic two and a half years ago when I wrote, "While through the years others players, who were possibly every bit as good, celebrated their royals, Dancer BANKED his - to build bankroll. In his columns, books, and classes, he advises players to get second jobs, pay off credit cards, and reading books like "Rich Dad, Poor Dad." And of course to always build bankroll, and avoid spending winnings.

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You defended him on what he did with his ex-wife. Dancer is a sleazeball and so are you for acting like what he did wasn't wrong. You are just a petty little man.

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Originally posted by: Chilcoot

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Originally posted by: tommywishbone
If I'm in someone else's hotel room, someone I just met and know nothing about, and I'm counting out thousand of dollars I'm either buying drugs, selling drugs and counting up stolen loot.

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Totally agreed.

You've made some terrible choices in life if you find yourself in a Vegas hotel room divvying up cash with someone you don't know.

Can't generate any sympathy for someone like that if later it is all goes badly.

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Originally posted by: forkushV

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Originally posted by: Roulette Man

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Originally posted by: forkushV

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Originally posted by: Roulette Man
...By the way, I know you think $2,500 is nothing to Mr. Dancer, but then he had to have friends offer him a place to stay when he separated from his wife. This would be okay if it was for a few days, but he did it for a while before getting a small apartment. Unless he is totally frugile, that doesn't look to be the traits of someone who is fairly wealthy.

You defend this guy too much. Mr. Dancer isn't giving the whole story here.

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Have you ever seen Warren Buffett's very nice upper middle class residence in Omaha? And Michael Bloomberg's girlfriend, who is wealthy on her own, rides the New York subway. Some classy people of means don't have the need to bolster their self esteem with symbols of opulence. I'm sure you would make different choices, Roulette Man.

And actually I covered this topic two and a half years ago when I wrote, "While through the years others players, who were possibly every bit as good, celebrated their royals, Dancer BANKED his - to build bankroll. In his columns, books, and classes, he advises players to get second jobs, pay off credit cards, and reading books like "Rich Dad, Poor Dad." And of course to always build bankroll, and avoid spending winnings.

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You defended him on what he did with his ex-wife. Dancer is a sleazeball and so are you for acting like what he did wasn't wrong. You are just a petty little man.

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So when you claimed that having the guy cash the TITO was a tax dodge it was really about the divorce and when you claimed Dancer wasn't really giving us the whole story it was really about the divorce and when you claimed that Dancer wasn't really financially well-off it was really about the divorce.

Did I get that right?

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Originally posted by: Roulette Man

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Originally posted by: forkushV

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Originally posted by: Roulette Man

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Originally posted by: forkushV

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Originally posted by: Roulette Man
...By the way, I know you think $2,500 is nothing to Mr. Dancer, but then he had to have friends offer him a place to stay when he separated from his wife. This would be okay if it was for a few days, but he did it for a while before getting a small apartment. Unless he is totally frugile, that doesn't look to be the traits of someone who is fairly wealthy.

You defend this guy too much. Mr. Dancer isn't giving the whole story here.

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Have you ever seen Warren Buffett's very nice upper middle class residence in Omaha? And Michael Bloomberg's girlfriend, who is wealthy on her own, rides the New York subway. Some classy people of means don't have the need to bolster their self esteem with symbols of opulence. I'm sure you would make different choices, Roulette Man.

And actually I covered this topic two and a half years ago when I wrote, "While through the years others players, who were possibly every bit as good, celebrated their royals, Dancer BANKED his - to build bankroll. In his columns, books, and classes, he advises players to get second jobs, pay off credit cards, and reading books like "Rich Dad, Poor Dad." And of course to always build bankroll, and avoid spending winnings.

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You defended him on what he did with his ex-wife. Dancer is a sleazeball and so are you for acting like what he did wasn't wrong. You are just a petty little man.

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So when you claimed that having the guy cash the TITO was a tax dodge it was really about the divorce and when you claimed Dancer wasn't really giving us the whole story it was really about the divorce and when you claimed that Dancer wasn't really financially well-off it was really about the divorce.

Did I get that right?

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...I didn't accuse him of it, I rightfully offered a speculation of why he did it...

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