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04-27-05, 04:48 PM
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You realize that you're selling T$ at roughly 98%? One can easily - and I do mean easily - get T$ at 85-86%.
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04-27-05, 05:36 PM
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But I gave percentages, sissy.
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04-27-05, 06:30 PM
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I was a math major in undergrad. I'm still confused today as to how I took such a different path...
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04-27-05, 07:48 PM
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Lawyers make a lot more money than math teachers. From what I know of you, you're out to get your hand on every nickel you can, so it seems like a pretty clear choice to me.
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04-27-05, 08:41 PM
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I am out to get my hand on every nickel I can. But for reasons you aren't aware of. You know me in a very limited capacity, Mark.
And you seriously can't say that you aren't out for every nickel ... because YES, you are. C'mon - you're running an affiliate website. It's a smart business decision to offer bonus and "extras" to your forum members because, in time, the sign-ups will pay you back nicely. I've been looking into my rake via PokerTracker, and honestly - all you need are a few "serious" player signups and you'll start making handsome money. Imagine if you had me, Shabi, Geoff, and Chip via rakeback commission? LOL. Nothing to LIVE on - yet - but a nice side job. Anyway, being a math major, law school wasn't even a thought for me. I was talking with a professor about career choices, and he suggested law school. We talked about it, I looked into it, took the LSAT, applied, got accepted, and now here I am three years later. Am I happy about my choice? Yes and No. I would certainly talk about it, but I don't feel like anyone wants to hear it - so, I'll save it. 
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