If you don't understand the point it is because you choose not to.
In a message dated 5/10/2005 1:57:51 PM Pacific Standard Time,
bornloser1537@yahoo.com writes:
And, the golden goose analogy to this situation is what … ???
I don't see the analogy at all. Where did they open up the machine and
remove all the coins?
Alternatively, is your recommendation that it should only have been played 1
hour per day? 4 hours? 12 hours? And, no matter how many hours that you
would deem it to be "ok" to play, how would that have been monitored?
.....bl
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--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, ezfromnwon@a... wrote:
I think the golden goose analogy is appropriate.
In a message dated 5/10/2005 3:01:39 AM Pacific Standard Time,
bornloser1537@y... writes:
What should have been done?Was it better to just have them sit there, unused?
It seems to me, if a machine is available, it could (should) be played.
What am I missing?
.....bl
--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "rhanniken" <rhanniken@h...> wrote:
> Harrah's in Kansas City pulled the plug today on the $2.00 and $5.00
> gamemakers. Special thanks to the folks who played these machines
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