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05-28-2010 , 10:52 AM
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Originally Posted by HOWMANY

and idk what u guys r talking about, online poker is like stealing, i just wish i could 6 table 50/100 lhe all day so id never have to go outside.
My hero
05-28-2010 , 01:12 PM
dont try to cheat me because you are not gonna win. i dont care how much it is for, im just not gonna give in. so i go to cash a paycheck at the bank it was issued from. ive never had a problem cashing it before but the cashier said she is going to have to charge me $5 to cash the check since im a non-customer and its company policy. she then says i recall having this conversation with you before when we cashed your check previously. ive never had this problem nor this conversation with this person so of course i let her know that.

she then asks me well who cashed this check for you before with waiving the fee? i say im not gonna rat someone out for helping me when they obviously did the right thing even if its against your policy. she said well if you tell me who it is, then i can get her to sign off on it. then i ask her why she cant sign off on it. she responds im not going to sign off on it because it is against our company policy.

i ask to speak to a supervisor and she responds that she is the manager on duty right now. and she proceeds to say again i will not cash this check for you since you are a noncustomer. i then respond youre making a real poor decision here, maybe if you didnt have such lousy customer service i would be a customer here.

i say i refuse to pay this fee and if you wont cash my check without waiving the fee, i am going to complain to my boss explaining how poorly they treated me here, im going to contact corporate headquarters telling them how i was treated poorly at one of their locations and let them know WHO treated me poorly. after that, she finally caved and agreed to cash my check for the full amount.
05-28-2010 , 01:53 PM
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Originally Posted by ledoutwbottomset
that is the only reason i play live poker because some moron in a fedex delivery hat is throwing a party with his paycheck its +ev for sure
Best thing I've read this morning. So true, though it's usually a guy in a KooKooRoo polo shirt around here.

Long live live poker!
05-28-2010 , 01:57 PM
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Originally Posted by Captain R
Best thing I've read this morning. So true, though it's usually a guy in a KooKooRoo polo shirt around here.

Long live live poker!
i just started reading the thread 'rough night'. im not a big fan of popcorn but a bowl of it would feel very appropiate right now.
05-28-2010 , 02:11 PM
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Originally Posted by RudeboyOi
dont try to cheat me because you are not gonna win. i dont care how much it is for, im just not gonna give in. so i go to cash a paycheck at the bank it was issued from. ive never had a problem cashing it before but the cashier said she is going to have to charge me $5 to cash the check since im a non-customer and its company policy. she then says i recall having this conversation with you before when we cashed your check previously. ive never had this problem nor this conversation with this person so of course i let her know that.

she then asks me well who cashed this check for you before with waiving the fee? i say im not gonna rat someone out for helping me when they obviously did the right thing even if its against your policy. she said well if you tell me who it is, then i can get her to sign off on it. then i ask her why she cant sign off on it. she responds im not going to sign off on it because it is against our company policy.

i ask to speak to a supervisor and she responds that she is the manager on duty right now. and she proceeds to say again i will not cash this check for you since you are a noncustomer. i then respond youre making a real poor decision here, maybe if you didnt have such lousy customer service i would be a customer here.

i say i refuse to pay this fee and if you wont cash my check without waiving the fee, i am going to complain to my boss explaining how poorly they treated me here, im going to contact corporate headquarters telling them how i was treated poorly at one of their locations and let them know WHO treated me poorly. after that, she finally caved and agreed to cash my check for the full amount.
No offense, but you kind of sound like a huge dick in this story. Sounds like the lady was being nice, trying to find out who cashed it previously so she could help you out and sign off on it. Instead of cooperating, you got all defensive and did the complain-to-your-supervisor thing because you don't like paying standard bank fees. (Every bank I've ever heard of has fees for non-customers; it's business).

You weren't cheated, you were just being a jerk and haggled your way into getting a favor by whining about it.

But anyway, I wasn't there so maybe it's just the way you typed it up. It's not like I've never seen bankers be ass holes too.
05-28-2010 , 02:26 PM
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Originally Posted by RudeboyOi
i just started reading the thread 'rough night'. im not a big fan of popcorn but a bowl of it would feel very appropiate right now.
thats funny, i was wondering when someone was gonna post the little popcorn eating emoticon in that thread
05-28-2010 , 02:37 PM
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Originally Posted by private joker
No offense, but you kind of sound like a huge dick in this story. Sounds like the lady was being nice, trying to find out who cashed it previously so she could help you out and sign off on it. Instead of cooperating, you got all defensive and did the complain-to-your-supervisor thing because you don't like paying standard bank fees. (Every bank I've ever heard of has fees for non-customers; it's business).

You weren't cheated, you were just being a jerk and haggled your way into getting a favor by whining about it.

But anyway, I wasn't there so maybe it's just the way you typed it up. It's not like I've never seen bankers be ass holes too.
i disagree joker. this lady doesn't sound nice, and i would not be surprised at all if they were instructed specifically to use this line on all customers, but give in to those customers who were making a stink.
05-28-2010 , 03:01 PM
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Originally Posted by private joker
No offense, but you kind of sound like a huge dick in this story. Sounds like the lady was being nice, trying to find out who cashed it previously so she could help you out and sign off on it. Instead of cooperating, you got all defensive and did the complain-to-your-supervisor thing because you don't like paying standard bank fees. (Every bank I've ever heard of has fees for non-customers; it's business).

You weren't cheated, you were just being a jerk and haggled your way into getting a favor by whining about it.

But anyway, I wasn't there so maybe it's just the way you typed it up. It's not like I've never seen bankers be ass holes too.
the lady had an attitude right from the getgo. instead of saying in a pleasant tone, "sir are you aware that you have to pay a fee for cashing a check if you are a non-customer?" she instead said in an authorative tone, "YOU will be charged a fee for cashing this check for being a noncustomer." talking to me in that harsh a tone sure didnt help her cause.

she was younger than me and probably just got promoted to this new position of authority as the manager. im guessing the power might be going to her head a bit and isnt using common sense when dealing with people. she also had a slight speech impediment. nothing against her disability. im just wondering if she was made fun of as a child for it since kids can be cruel. and now has that mindset whether conscious or subconscious to get back at others since she was treated badly.

since she took a harsh tone with me right from the getgo indicating that she may be possibly abusive with her authority, i wasnt about to bring other cashiers into the crossfire who have helped me in the past. i wouldnt want to get them possibly punished. if one of them voluntarily chose to step foward, then so be it.

also banks are screwing you over if they ever charge you to cash a check issued from themselves. theres actually less steps involved. assuming i had an account there, instead of debiting the account it was drawn from and crediting my account for that same amount. then debiting my account and crediting their cash account to pay me. all they have to do if im not a customer is to debit the account it is drawn from, then credit their cash account to pay me. the check itself is also a record of the transaction.
05-28-2010 , 03:25 PM
That makes more sense, now that you explain her tone and attitude. BTW, can't you just cash the check at your own bank?
05-28-2010 , 03:39 PM
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Originally Posted by private joker
That makes more sense, now that you explain her tone and attitude. BTW, can't you just cash the check at your own bank?
for healthcare reasons, i dont have a bank account. i get no health benefits from where i work and i have a preexisting heart condition making the premiums through the roof if i opted to insure myself. i also suffer from bipolar disorder and depression. being uninsured and getting affordable healthcare and prescriptions is a lot easier when you have no tangible assets. a bank account is a record of an asset.
05-28-2010 , 05:15 PM
If you want to live under the radar, you have to pay the price for living under the radar, and that includes paying banks' fees. It bites, but there it is.
05-28-2010 , 05:25 PM
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Originally Posted by private joker
No offense, but you kind of sound like a huge dick in this story. Sounds like the lady was being nice, trying to find out who cashed it previously so she could help you out and sign off on it. Instead of cooperating, you got all defensive and did the complain-to-your-supervisor thing because you don't like paying standard bank fees. (Every bank I've ever heard of has fees for non-customers; it's business).

You weren't cheated, you were just being a jerk and haggled your way into getting a favor by whining about it.

But anyway, I wasn't there so maybe it's just the way you typed it up. It's not like I've never seen bankers be ass holes too.
You mean to tell me I can't say ******* but ass hole is fine? That's really the takeaway message here.
05-28-2010 , 05:26 PM
played 10ish hr online 6 tabling session multiple diff games, then saw robinhood, then played live 20/40 HORSET for an hour or so, then played 5/10 1k cap NL 2-7 live for a few hrs, then played live hu 1/2 stud 8 for 8 hrs b4 my opponent cried uncle. i am so tired.
05-28-2010 , 05:31 PM
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Originally Posted by jesse8888
You mean to tell me I can't say ******* but ass hole is fine? That's really the takeaway message here.
our moderator is promoting vulgarity. how many infraction points is that worth? is bakku able to give pj infraction points and vice versa? or do you have to be one more up on the food chain?
05-28-2010 , 05:32 PM
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Originally Posted by jesse8888
You mean to tell me I can't say ******* but ass hole is fine? That's really the takeaway message here.
Technically, "ass hole" is an attempt to evade the naughty word filtering, and a moderator should slap PJ on the wrist. Oh, wait...
05-28-2010 , 05:33 PM
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Originally Posted by HOWMANY
played 10ish hr online 6 tabling session multiple diff games, then saw robinhood, then played live 20/40 HORSET for an hour or so, then played 5/10 1k cap NL 2-7 live for a few hrs, then played live hu 1/2 stud 8 for 8 hrs b4 my opponent cried uncle. i am so tired.
when did you see robinhood? please tell me it was at 10:30am.
05-28-2010 , 06:17 PM
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Originally Posted by RudeboyOi
for healthcare reasons, i dont have a bank account. i get no health benefits from where i work and i have a preexisting heart condition making the premiums through the roof if i opted to insure myself. i also suffer from bipolar disorder and depression. being uninsured and getting affordable healthcare and prescriptions is a lot easier when you have no tangible assets. a bank account is a record of an asset.
Sounds to me like you are opting not to insure yourself. I could be wrong here and you seem like a decent guy but this smells of a huge angle shoot.
05-28-2010 , 06:51 PM
I think I pointed it out here before, but 2+2 is set up to filter words it considers offensive, and let the other ones through. As mods we're instructed that the best thing is to just type as you would type, and let the filter do its job. That means avoiding, like, a dollar sign for an S, but not stopping yourself from typing dick, ass, pussy, bitch, or tits.
05-28-2010 , 06:54 PM
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Originally Posted by private joker
I think I pointed it out here before, but 2+2 is set up to filter words it considers offensive, and let the other ones through. As mods we're instructed that the best thing is to just type as you would type, and let the filter do its job. That means avoiding, like, a dollar sign for an S, but not stopping yourself from typing dick, ass, pussy, bitch, or tits.
that is some dicked up pussy ass tits
05-28-2010 , 08:45 PM
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Originally Posted by surfdoc
Sounds to me like you are opting not to insure yourself. I could be wrong here and you seem like a decent guy but this smells of a huge angle shoot.
"Nevada does not currently provide access to private individual health insurance coverage to medically uninsurable individuals (known as a ‘high risk pool’), as many other states do. Individuals who are HIPAA-eligible (see below) may buy guaranteed-issue private health insurance coverage. Guaranteed-issue means that you cannot be denied acceptance into a plan. If you are insured through your employer, union, or some type of group, you can’t be charged more or turned away because of your health status. However, the insurer can impose a pre-existing condition exclusion period: if you make a claim during the first year of coverage, the plan can look at your medical history in the 6 months prior to the beginning of your policy to see whether it was for such a condition. If so, they can exclude coverage for up to 12 months. (Your old coverage may be credited toward the pre-existing condition exclusion period if you haven’t let your insurance laps for more than 63 days). If you lose coverage under a fully insured group plan, you may be able to buy a conversion policy. This type of policy cannot impose a pre-existing condition exclusion period, but you must apply within 31 days of the end of your prior coverage."
05-28-2010 , 10:38 PM
this is how bad i am at o8: i often check hands that i end up scooping the pot with. 4 cards is 2 cards too many for a poker game.
05-28-2010 , 11:01 PM
You know it's going to be a good day when you 3! 88 OTB and the hand goes off 6-ways for 3 bets each.

Flop is 844 and it's 3 bets to you before you've even acted. LOL.
05-28-2010 , 11:36 PM
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Originally Posted by Chris Daddy Cool
this is how bad i am at o8: i often check hands that i end up scooping the pot with. 4 cards is 2 cards too many for a poker game.
the last person that i saw do this beat me for a large amount of $ playing hu
05-28-2010 , 11:38 PM
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Originally Posted by RudeboyOi
when did you see robinhood? please tell me it was at 10:30am.
pm clearly. then 1am-2am horset, till 5 nl deuce, till 130 hu stud 8.
05-28-2010 , 11:43 PM
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Originally Posted by HOWMANY
pm clearly. then 1am-2am horset, till 5 nl deuce, till 130 hu stud 8.
damn. i was having a discussion last night about who goes to see movies at 10:30am. i guess no one does then.

      
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