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02-23-09, 08:05 PM
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That doesn't surprise me. Here's my feelings on it:
1) She's obviously in the wrong and needs to be corrected. Not up for debate. 2) I hope you were in the hand if you called the floor over like that. If you were, I don't see anything wrong with calling for the floor. If you were not in the hand, you are still within right to do exactly what you did. I MIGHT have been more discreet. Wait til the hand is completed, I guess. If I'm grumpy, I would probably just do what you did, so whatever. 3) If she was corrected by her supervisor, which she was, then that's enough for me. I don't think she needed to be pulled.
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02-24-09, 12:34 PM
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Clarification that when the floor said "you really shouldn't do that" it wasn't "you REALLY shouldn't do that" (as in that is very very bad) it was "you really shouldn't do that" (as in well, thats probably not the best thing to say....ok see ya)
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02-27-09, 08:05 PM
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Anyone else with an opinion, particularly those with some live experience/knowledge....TP etc
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