What do you do if there is a slot card already in a machine you sit down to play?

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Originally posted by: MoneyLA
Of course, if I found a slot club card that said "Elvis Presley" or "Frank Sinatra" I would put it in my pocket, race home, and put it up for sale on eBay.

Elvis Aaron Presley(January 8, 1935 – August 16, 1977)
Francis Albert "Frank" Sinatra(December 12, 1915 – May 14, 1998)



take it out, throw it to the side and put mine in.

there shouldnt be any other answer.
#2 is what I typically do as well
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Originally posted by: alanleroy
If I find someone's slot card already in a machine, I pull it out and start loudly calling their name...If they come back I give it to them. I'll also loudly ask people as they walk by if they are 'Your name here'. When security inevitably shows up I hand it to them and say "I found this in the machine".



Love this!!!!!

I panic and start running around in circles yelling Hep me Jesus!!!
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Originally posted by: snidely333
Everyone does #2.

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Originally posted by: JM2300
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Originally posted by: MoneyLA
Of course, if I found a slot club card that said "Elvis Presley" or "Frank Sinatra" I would put it in my pocket, race home, and put it up for sale on eBay.

Elvis Aaron Presley(January 8, 1935 – August 16, 1977)
Francis Albert "Frank" Sinatra(December 12, 1915 – May 14, 1998)


Do you realize that Elvis' name is spelled wrong on his tombstone? They spelled Aaron with one "A".

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Originally posted by: BAGIANT
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Originally posted by: JM2300
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Originally posted by: MoneyLA
Of course, if I found a slot club card that said "Elvis Presley" or "Frank Sinatra" I would put it in my pocket, race home, and put it up for sale on eBay.

Elvis Aaron Presley(January 8, 1935 – August 16, 1977)
Francis Albert "Frank" Sinatra(December 12, 1915 – May 14, 1998)


Do you realize that Elvis' name is spelled wrong on his tombstone? They spelled Aaron with one "A".


When he was born, Elvis’ parents named him Elvis Aron Presley, with one ‘a’. It’s believed the unusual spelling was a tribute to his stillborn identical twin, Jesse Garon Presley.

The team at Elvis Presley Enterprises explain that later in life, Elvis wanted to change Aron to the more biblical and traditional Aaron. It was then that he discovered that while his original birth records had him listed as Elvis Aron Presley, in the official state records he was recorded as Aaron.

Elvis Presley Enterprises say Elvis’ father chose Aaron as the spelling for his tombstone, and that this has become the official spelling recognised by his estate. But they are also happy to admit that both spellings can be seen as right and both spellings can be seen as wrong, depending on the point of view.

I heard Elvis had it spelled wrong as a clue to his faked death.
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