Haha. Definitely not the right vibe.

Plus you don't want to offend him and have him pounce on you. What with his pants being around his ankles and him being 350 lbs and all.

Reading through this thread just reminded me of one of the funniest things: I was at the Borgata years ago and I was up from my table, probably on a bathroom run. While I'm up I realize I need to go somewhere, probably dinner, so I trot back to the table, grab the stacks of chips, and trot away. About 10 steps into the trot, I start thinking, those people didn't look familiar at all...

All of a sudden it becomes obvious to me that I had just run over to a table, grabbed someone else's chips, and ran away! I trot back to the scene of the crime to put the chips down, and everyone is just staring at me with their mouths open, including the dealer. The dealer went to say something to me and I just said "wrong table!" and ran away over to my real table, to do the same thing.

That is pretty funny, but you are very lucky to have suffered no consequences from your mistake.

I was working in a newly opened room and a player came up to the counter to let us know someone had taken someone else's chips off the table and was currently standing in line at the cashier. While the manager talked to security more people from the table came up to let us know that they definitely weren't his chips.

The manager insisted that we aren't allowed to confront him and needed to let security handle it. I'm watching the guy get closer and closer to the window, seemingly in no hurry at all. I figure he just made a mistake but the manger (#2 in charge of the room) keeps saying we can't do anything. The guy cashes out and walks out the door. Naturally, 5 minutes later, someone comes up to say he went back to his table and his chips are gone.

It took a while but eventually we figured out that the thief actually had been at that seat 6 hours earlier with almost exactly the same number of chips (literally $1 difference) and happened to finally come back when player #2 was on a break. His chips had been bagged up by the day shift and were sitting under the counter so we just gave them to the other guy.