Thanks. I’m headed to Austin prior for a bachelor party and didn’t want to carry the cash. Was going to pre register with a credit card. I’ll just grab cash there I guess.
I’m legit asking here because the extent of my knowledge of the situation is that DN got sucked out on and threw a phone.
How is that a microaggression? I can see not an aggression at all. Or a just a garden variety aggression. But I can’t get to microaggression. Perhaps it means something other than what I think it means.
Negreanu made a good point. What’s the difference between what he did and a football or baseball player slamming a helmet on the ground, a golfer throwing a club, a hockey player breaking a stick, a tennis player slamming a racket on the ground, etc. These are all things that we more or less frown upon - like we teach kids not to do it, but we mostly accept it as part of the game, sometimes laugh at it, etc. Nobody is saying that like if Tom Brady slams his helmet it’s a micro aggression.
I filmed a poker show with him years back (2005) and he was by far the nicest of any of the people we had on. I ended up shooting some b-roll at his house and if he’s in the same house it wasn’t anything over the top by Vegas standards. Probably 3000 sq ft. I think it had a pool. His mom was living there with him at the time. Seemed like a very normal dude that was just good at poker.
Would be a shame if poker took it’s toll on him and he’s becoming a douche.
Negreanu slammed his vlogging equipment into the table, scattering his chip stacks.
He then got up from the table, threw his handheld tripod and camera at a wall, all the while muttering under his breath unhappily.
so the first part is where he definitely went wrong, the second part is just stupid frustration but it’s more magnified cause it’s an individual sport vs a team one and there’s people right there, at least in the toher sports they’re not near the participants as it’s only roped off