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Subject: Re: RE: What would you do?

People are rude. I know I can be rude to the person who is being rude. I was
playing some VP at Castaways once, and this lady had her purse sitting on the
VP chair sitting next to her. I wanted to play the machine, but her purse
was sitting on the chair. So, I stood in front of the machine and started
dropping coins in. She said nothing. About 10 mins later, I was getting
tired of standing, so I just sat down on her purse. She still said nothing.
Two minutes later there was a security guard asking me what did I think I was
trying to do. I said, "Playing this machine". The security guard told the
lady I was sitting on her purse, and she says, " She is?" and then gave me a
very rude look and snatched her purse back.

Subject: Re: RE: What would you do?

ILast night, while playing at the Fiesta, I saw a situation that
really bothered me, and I am curious what others might have done in
the same situation. I was playing on the slant top quarter deuces
next to a couple. The man hit 4 deuces, left the machine without
getting a payout (simply left his jacket there and put a cup on top
the machine) moved one chair away to the other side of me, and
proceeded to play for more than an hour at that machine, leaving the
original winning machine tied up and of no use to anyone else who may
have wished to use it. I felt this was extremely inconsiderate and
rude, and tried hard to think of a mild and non-threatening way to
ask why he felt he should leave the machine sit like that

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Last month I was playing an old FPDW machine by the Slot Club booth at the
Gold Coast. A very kind gentleman who had to be around 80 was playing the
machine next to me. He was also "saving" the machine next to him for his
"wife". During a period that lasted over 3 hours, he would move back and
forth between the two machines, playing one and saving the other. He never
played both machines at the same time. Four different players came up to
him and asked if the "other" machine was available during the three hours.
He always, said he was saving it for his wife who would be right down. At
about 3.5 hours in, he simply picked up his stuff and headed off into the
sunset. Now, I don't know for sure, but I would be willing to wager a buck
or two, that the next time his wife actually sits next to him, he'll be
playing in vp-heaven!

                            Rasti$Rulz

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----- Original Message -----
From: <THORSON60@AOL.COM>
To: <vpFREE@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Friday, February 21, 2003 9:19 AM
Subject: [vpFREE] Subject: Re: RE: What would you do?

People are rude. I know I can be rude to the person who is being rude. I

was

playing some VP at Castaways once, and this lady had her purse sitting on

the

VP chair sitting next to her. I wanted to play the machine, but her purse
was sitting on the chair. So, I stood in front of the machine and started
dropping coins in. She said nothing. About 10 mins later, I was getting
tired of standing, so I just sat down on her purse.

One way to handle that (especially if the casino has a 'one machine per person in busy times' policy), is to say you'll play the machine for now, and when his wife arrives, you'll relinquish it to her. Except that you'd then have to play next to the SOB who probably sends of real nasty vibes.
   I saw something similar at Trump Plaza during one of their rare double cashback promotions last summer. I came to the good bank of Game Makers with full-pay Pick Em at 10 a.m. to get my seat. Some guy arrived at 10:45 and cupped the seat next to him. He said he was saving it for his wife. Someone asked when she was coming, he said 1 o'clock. I left before 1 to play something else, so didn't see if she showed up or if he even HAD a wife.

Elaine
Video Poker Vegas <vpvegas@charter.net> wrote:Last month I was playing an old FPDW machine by the Slot Club booth at the
Gold Coast. A very kind gentleman who had to be around 80 was playing the
machine next to me. He was also "saving" the machine next to him for his
"wife". During a period that lasted over 3 hours, he would move back and
forth between the two machines, playing one and saving the other. He never
played both machines at the same time. Four different players came up to
him and asked if the "other" machine was available during the three hours.
He always, said he was saving it for his wife who would be right down. At
about 3.5 hours in, he simply picked up his stuff and headed off into the
sunset. Now, I don't know for sure, but I would be willing to wager a buck
or two, that the next time his wife actually sits next to him, he'll be
playing in vp-heaven!

                            Rasti$Rulz

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----- Original Message -----
From: <THORSON60@AOL.COM>
To: <vpFREE@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Friday, February 21, 2003 9:19 AM
Subject: [vpFREE] Subject: Re: RE: What would you do?

People are rude. I know I can be rude to the person who is being rude. I

was

playing some VP at Castaways once, and this lady had her purse sitting on

the

VP chair sitting next to her. I wanted to play the machine, but her purse
was sitting on the chair. So, I stood in front of the machine and started
dropping coins in. She said nothing. About 10 mins later, I was getting
tired of standing, so I just sat down on her purse.

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