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Gobbo other Thread got closed by the mod said it doesn't belong in the House of Blogs, hoping we can have this one witho

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03 November 2016 at 01:53 AM
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Is it possible the backer backed out?

Either he saw the bad plays by pman, or figured he’d get out before P can lose more.

Because wouldn’t there be a volume requirement? When I had backers, that was the case.


by Koshka

Sharkscope says he hasn't played since that score on February 1st. Obviously made it and won more than he needs. No one grinds harder or loves poker more than Pman. Even when he gets backing and is losing other people's money, he can't be bothered to put in volume.

With all his basic living expenses paid by Pdad that score could easily last him a few weeks. All Pman has to cover is his weed and any gambling degeneracy.

How this loser thinks he has any right to do a podcast on philosophy is the height of comedy. If everyone in society was more like Pman the entire system would be brought to its knees and buckle.


by iwasbanned

I just don't get the guy itt who has the hots for her.

There's a lot to be said about a happy chick. I knew a couple hot chicks I chased in my earlier years. They were grumpy and bitchy all the time. The appeal of their hotness wore off eventually.


by Koshka

Sharkscope says he hasn't played since that score on February 1st. Obviously made it and won more than he needs. No one grinds harder or loves poker more than Pman. Even when he gets backing and is losing other people's money, he can't be bothered to put in volume.

Pman's real results:
Today's Results: +0
Overall Results (Day 26): -$1066

Hypothetical minimum wage:
Today's Earnings: +$96 (Week 4, Weekday 5)
Cumulative Taco Bell Earnings (Day 26): +$1920

Delta:
Net loss of $2,986 from minimum wage

Pman's Taco Bell stats assume a 40 hour work week.


Hey there trolls on 2 plus 2. I know you give me a hard time for things such as going 0 for 33 on Sunday Donkaments. But guess what ... I binked 2nd in a tournament and won $1500, and finished up $750 on the day. Using my hard earned cash to take a trip to Bora Bora. Enjoy the cubicle farm suckers!


by Xenophon

Pman's real results:Today's Results: +0Overall Results (Day 26): -$1066Hypothetical minimum wage:Today's Earnings: +$96 (Week 4, Weekday 5)Cumulative Taco Bell Earnings (Day 24): +$1920Delta:Net loss of $2,986 from minimum wagePman's Taco Bell stats assume a 40 hour work week.



by VeniceMerchant

Is it possible the backer backed out?

Either he saw the bad plays by pman, or figured he’d get out before P can lose more.

Because wouldn’t there be a volume requirement? When I had backers, that was the case.

When I was backed there was no pressure for that but it was never a issue either lol Goal was to work hard while backed to eventually play on my own, Not be even more lazy lol


by IQofTwoPlusTwo

Another clue is the amount of stress and worry he had over the check engine light coming on in his rather modest vehicle, and yet he delayed over a week to even have it checked out. Meanwhile, he drove to Laughlin and back in that condition to pick up like fifty bucks in free play. Sound like somebody saving/investing a sizeable % of his income?

Could say the same about rice and his 6 figure portfolio that he has never shown proof


Today ELD reports that he went to the Weight Room and then met his friend at Sante Fe Station Casino.

ELD states he previously went to Sante Fe Station when he was younger and his parents took him there.

ELD next returned to Station Casino today.

ELD shows maps of his Nomadic trip history.

ELD states that I-15 should run North to South but it is a diagonal which violates the Interstate Odd/Even rubric.

ELD shows the map to Chloride and encourages fellow Nomads to trek there.


by KeepGLOBALfair

Could say the same about rice and his 6 figure portfolio that he has never shown proof

If Fat Zach has $150K+ portfolio,or Casino Nomad saves a solid portion of his income each month-i am the next president of the United States.


by IQofTwoPlusTwo

Another clue is the amount of stress and worry he had over the check engine light coming on in his rather modest vehicle, and yet he delayed over a week to even have it checked out. Meanwhile, he drove to Laughlin and back in that condition to pick up like fifty bucks in free play. Sound like somebody saving/investing a sizeable % of his income?

Yes,also this.Just the fact he has an old beaten down car from like 2002 or something like that is kind of unusual for an employed guy his age that claims to have a solid personal economy that saves a good portion each month.

The fact he doesent even carry a standard debit card for daily use doesent add up to the story he is telling. Also seems to get super stressed out when he loses like $200 on a day,that almost reminds me of elite whack packer Rice.

Add in at least a couple of emotional meltdowns on the vlog up to this date,this isnt the signs of a person in mental balance that saves a significant % of his income each month. This is the signs of a long time gambling addict with bad personal finances that is struggling to cope week by week.


Casino Nomad should definitely stop the craps and instead focus on lowering his expenses and playing low stakes poker at MGM to get his 150 hours.

Casino Nomad should invest in a rice cooker and sardines and the cheapest milk on the strip which is found at Target.

Instead of driving to Laughlin he can instead do Weekend homeless challenges on the strip.


by topg2024

ELD states that I-15 should run North to South but it is a diagonal which violates the Interstate Odd/Even rubric.

Statements like this make me want to punch him in his fat, nomadic face..


Rice mentions a Stations casino freeroll to be held at GVR but doesn't know the "time period." You can play 60 hours among any Stations poker rooms to qualify. He makes sure to note that this includes Stations properties that actually have a poker room.

Instant google search shows the qualifying period is Jan 1 - Feb 28 with the event taking place on March 16.

Rice does not seek to provide this info, of course. He does, however, note that you won't be able to play it unless you are in Las Vegas.


by Confidential

Rice mentions a Stations casino freeroll to be held at GVR but doesn't know the "time period." You can play 60 hours among any Stations poker rooms to qualify. He makes sure to note that this includes Stations properties that actually have a poker room.Instant google search shows the qualifying period is Jan 1 - Feb 28 with the event taking place on March 16.Rice does not seek

He also made a huge point about the option to cash out your earned comps into actual cash money at this casino. This super tightwad thought that was "really cool" of course-that is the sort of stuff that gives him instant boner for sure.

Also true to form he talks with big interest about pots other players at the table are playing,how the money went in,with what kind of hands and on which street. This time he claimed to play 4 hours,surely he got involved in at least one pot over 10 bucks during this timespan he could go over? Good god.


by Petrucci

Yes,also this.Just the fact he has an old beaten down car from like 2002 or something like that is kind of unusual for an employed guy his age that claims to have a solid personal economy that saves a good portion each month.

I don't think the age or value of the car is that important. Warren Buffet drives a 14 year old Cadillac that he bought with hail damage. A solid used Toyota or Honda is probably the vehicle of choice among the FIRE save for retirement crowd.

But what is telling, if the check engine light comes on, these guys don't have a meltdown, and they don't postpone for weeks to have it diagnosed while they stress.


Sienna van is Nomadic vehicle of choice.

by IQofTwoPlusTwo

I don't think the age or value of the car is that important. Warren Buffet drives a 14 year old Cadillac that he bought with hail damage. A solid used Toyota or Honda is probably the vehicle of choice among the FIRE save for retirement crowd.But what is telling, if the check engine light comes on, these guys don't have a meltdown, and they don't postpone for weeks to have it


by IQofTwoPlusTwo

I don't think the age or value of the car is that important. Warren Buffet drives a 14 year old Cadillac that he bought with hail damage. A solid used Toyota or Honda is probably the vehicle of choice among the FIRE save for retirement crowd.But what is telling, if the check engine light comes on, these guys don't have a meltdown, and they don't postpone for weeks to have it

I dont know into detail how this works amongst the population in the US,but in scandi countries people that is in their 40s or 50s being employed with a steady personal economy usually drives a newer car. It doesent need to be brand new,but like 3-5 years old if used.

People that drives around in 25 year old cars is more often than not struggling in one or multiple areas in their life. If i see a 40 year old+ person who has their life together,and drives that old of a car is a clear exception.


Nomadic Vloggers Bteam start a week long challenge wherein they must stay at the El Cortez wearing the same clothes for an entire week and survive on $300 including food and gambling expenses for two of them.

They must also only take toiletries in which they can hold in their pockets and are not allowed to bring luggage or Nomadic packs in order to make it a Spirit compliant challenge.


In “The Millionaire Next Door” the millionaires who earned somewhere around $60k per year drove older vehicles almost exclusively.

There’s definitely a point where an older vehicle can become a money pit, but a ton of people driving new cars are over leveraged.


This depends on where in the USA a Nomad is located. In the rust areas such as where it snows and salt used cars will rust in 10 years and usually be unusable. However in Nevada, Arizona, and California cars can last forever since they never rust and one can get a junkyard engine (which they used to import from Japan at 50,000 miles) and install used engines and transmissions from junkyards cheaply at a rent a lift place (they only have these in Los Angeles now since the ones in Nevada were all closed down).

by Petrucci

I dont know into detail how this works amongst the population in the US,but in scandi countries people that is in their 40s or 50s being employed with a steady personal economy usually drives a newer car. It doesent need to be brand new,but like 3-5 years old if used.People that drives around in 25 year old cars is more often than not struggling in one or multiple areas in thei


by topg2024

Casino Nomad should definitely stop the craps and instead focus on lowering his expenses and playing low stakes poker at MGM to get his 150 hours.

Casino Nomad should invest in a rice cooker and sardines and the cheapest milk on the strip which is found at Target.

Instead of driving to Laughlin he can instead do Weekend homeless challenges on the strip.

Advising basically normal people to emulate Diesel? BAN!


by Stu Ungar

Statements like this make me want to punch him in his fat, nomadic face..

Ewww! You'd get beard grease on your fist. Now hit him in the face with a 2x4? I can get behind that.


by IQofTwoPlusTwo

I don't think the age or value of the car is that important. Warren Buffet drives a 14 year old Cadillac that he bought with hail damage. A solid used Toyota or Honda is probably the vehicle of choice among the FIRE save for retirement crowd.But what is telling, if the check engine light comes on, these guys don't have a meltdown, and they don't postpone for weeks to have it

I had a 91 BMW that was worth maybe 4 grand in the Blue Book at the time I blew up the motor. I paid 6 grand for a factory rebuilt motor that came with a warranty. Why? Because the rest of the car was in great shape that I bought new. A 6 grand used car you find at random is almost always a POS.


by pig4bill

I had a 91 BMW that was worth maybe 4 grand in the Blue Book at the time I blew up the motor. I paid 6 grand for a factory rebuilt motor that came with a warranty. Why? Because the rest of the car was in great shape that I bought new. A 6 grand used car you find at random is almost always a POS.

BMW would be the operative word here. A 6 grand Honda Civic probably has another 200k miles to go before major repair.


by IQofTwoPlusTwo

BMW would be the operative word here. A 6 grand Honda Civic probably has another 200k miles to go before major repair.

Mine was a 91, they were built differently back then than they are now. My car had gone 200k miles, the engine blowup was my fault.

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