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  1. #141
    Originally Posted by Alan Mendelson View Post
    Sorry Bob21, but the AP club members will tell you I'm dishonest, and a shyster, and I know nothing about math, and I can't even pour water out of a boot.
    Said much better than anyone else ever could. I would probably add limp dick bad husband and father, but that’s just me.

  2. #142
    Originally Posted by mickeycrimm View Post
    Originally Posted by Alan Mendelson View Post
    Originally Posted by mickeycrimm View Post

    That's because there is not one concrete strategy for all video poker games. And if you had any math sense you would have been playing 10/7 Double Bonus instead of 8/5 Bonus.
    You're really getting desperate Mickey. Next you'll tell us that Gary Loveman was personally involved in the Watanabe case.

    Oops. You already did. LOL
    Do you think Loveman didn't know about Watanabe, a guy that was affecting his bottom line to that degree? It went on for a year. If you do you are naive.
    They gave him a special tier and card based on his play/ losses that only he had. Don’t try and tell me any CEO doesn’t personally know of their largest customer. Typical Alan garbage.

  3. #143
    Originally Posted by Alan Mendelson View Post
    But why get tied up with this. Let's focus on what's important which is kewlj's claim. Sure he might have won $85,000 a year... and why not? But it's his entire package of claims that isn't reasonable including and perhaps the most doubtful of all that he FLIES UNDER THE RADAR.

    Sorry, RS, but it's just too much to handle, don't you think? After all, you were a dealer, right? Would you start to recognize the same patron after three visits, or four? How about a green and black chip bettor after 51 visits in a year? How about a green and black chip bettor after 51 visits over 15 years?
    Alan Mendelson, you are a dishonest man, right through to your core.

    You challenge that my numbers don't add up. So I take the trouble to post my numbers. The exact amounts of wins and losses from 51 visits to the casino mentioned, proving that they do add up. And what do I get from you? Not an apology "gee, I was wrong". Not even, an "I misunderstood what you were saying". That would be the response of a decent person. But no not you, Alan.

    Instead, you double down making further untrue accusation and challenges. like this line to RS: "After all, you were a dealer, right? Would you start to recognize the same patron after three visits, or four? How about a green and black chip bettor after 51 visits in a year?" This dishonestly paints a picture that I played with the same dealer 51 times.

    Do you remember when I said I was only posting my numbers rather than showing copies of my records because I didn't want to make all the information that I record public? One such piece of information that I record for every session is name and description of dealer(s) played against, and the same information for pit personnel. The reason I do that is so I don't play the same dealer and pit over and over. And I especially note not to do so after any kind of session that may draw attention.

    It so happens that in those 51 sessions the most I ever played against the same dealer was 5 times. 5 times in a year! So let's get this straight. A dealer at a $25 and up table, seeing a guy betting various amounts of green and black, 5 times throughout the year is going to declare this player public enemy #1? A dealer at a $25 and up table is going to see this dozens of times a day. This is what happens at a $25 table (sometimes I play $50 min). So again the dealer sees a guy 5 times a year that bets these same amounts as most people at $25 and up tables and he is alarmed? And less I remind you that I intentionally keep my sessions short.

    You continue to grow more bizarre and dishonest Alan! I don't know why I am even a little surprised.

    Two more things I am going to address and then I am done with you, you shyster.

    "FLIES UNDER THE RADAR". Your words....not mine! My game is not about "flying under the radar". I am not trying to trick anyone. My game is playing levels that are not unusual and are well tolerated. Levels that are within the casinos comfort level. A player betting green and black at a $25 minimum and up table is just that...completely normal and well tolerated.

    You Alan Mendelson,are noticed because you want to be noticed. You want the attention. You want casino personnel to remember you, to remember what you drink, to know your name. I guess that makes you feel good about giving away your money. Everything I do...everything is about avoiding or minimizing attention, right down to how I enter and exit a game and the casino itself. This is just yet another case of you spouting off about things you have no clue about.

    The bottom line is you say things like "I am not buying it". These things don't make sense to you because you don't want them to make sense. You go into everything about me, every discussion of me and what I do with an I don't believe or want to believe attitude. I really don't care what you believe or don't believe Alan. I am not on trial here. It's a freaking gambling site and I share some of what I do. I am sick of your dishonesty and trolling....and that is exactly what it is, Mr. Shyster son of a shyster mob lawyer.
    Last edited by kewlJ; 03-28-2019 at 08:43 AM.

  4. #144
    Sorry kewlj. But your story just doesn't add up. There's no way in the world that you're not noticed. Insult me all you want because insults are all you have.

    You should have quit with "I make $85,000 a year." That is very believeable.

  5. #145
    Originally Posted by Alan Mendelson View Post
    Sorry kewlj. But your story just doesn't add up. There's no way in the world that you're not noticed. Insult me all you want because insults are all you have.

    You should have quit with "I make $85,000 a year." That is very believeable.
    Good! I am glad my story doesn't add up to you. That proves I am doing something right. I should be so lucky as to have everyone be as dumb as you.

    The joke is on me I guess for trying to convince the village idiot of anything.

    But I would be willing to bet that my story adds up to most people on this forum. I mean sure there will be you and singer, and blackhole, and bob21 and whatever sockpuppet Moses is using, maybe coach belly....the usual anti-AP crowd who refuse to see anything add up, but for most normal, objective members of the site, who don't have an agenda, who aren't anti-AP because they hate players that use their brain to win instead of just donating their money to casinos, everything adds up just fine.

  6. #146
    Originally Posted by Alan Mendelson View Post
    Kewlj I have 33 hours of Economics from the Maxwell School of Public Policy at Syracuse University. To put it bluntly: I'm a trained economist. I realize you only have a GED or some kind of high school diploma... so please don't even try to lecture me on averages or means or anything else.
    This is a pure example of what a dishonest sleeze bag you are Alan Mendelson. You know damn right well I don't have a GED, I have a high school diploma, because I have shared that experience. I finished my final 3 months of high school living in a homeless shelter after my stepfather kicked me out on my 18th birthday. I got up at the crack of dawn, took 2 public transportation buses to school, played on the school baseball team after school, worked at the mall in the evening and then two buses back to the homeless shelter.

    I am damn proud of that high school diploma. I earned it! I may not have 33 hours of Syracuse economics behind me, as my plans for college, and I did have plans for college, went out the window, the morning I turned 18 (still in high school) and found myself homeless.

    So fuck you Alan! You continue to show what a sleezy low life, dishonest person you are every single day.

    I have to ask, Alan, who is it really that you hate so much, me or yourself?

  7. #147
    Stop for a moment kewlj and explain how someone like you who is a known winner and frequents 30 casinos on a regular basis and plays green and black chips isn't known to casino management?

    How is that possible after 15 years?

    Something is wrong. I wonder what it could be?

  8. #148
    Originally Posted by Alan Mendelson View Post
    Stop for a moment kewlj and explain how someone like you who is a known winner and frequents 30 casinos on a regular basis and plays green and black chips isn't known to casino management?

    How is that possible after 15 years?

    Something is wrong. I wonder what it could be?
    Wonder why it is that Alan’s posting activity suddenly goes thru the roof right at the end of the month....things that make you go hmmmmm

  9. #149
    Originally Posted by Alan Mendelson View Post
    Stop for a moment kewlj and explain how someone like you who is a known winner and frequents 30 casinos on a regular basis and plays green and black chips isn't known to casino management?

    How is that possible after 15 years?

    Something is wrong. I wonder what it could be?
    I have explained it over and over and over.

    I guess the real question is why have I explained it over and over and over. That is on me.

    Alan, you are a guy insisting that the earth is flat, when it has been explained over and over, shown pictures, everything and you respond "yeah but we are all going to fall of the side of the earth".


    I am not explaining anything further to you because you aren't capable of learning anything. Your mission is to troll. I mean you are a guy who takes pride in the fact that you are a donor to the casino industry. I should just say thank you for that and move on. Because people that choose to play with an advantage need all the Alan Mendelson's that we can get to make it possible for us to win. So thank you.

    And now I am off to work, although I don't feel much like working on such a beautiful day. I guess that is one of the traps of any kind of self employment.

  10. #150
    Originally Posted by kewlJ View Post
    Originally Posted by Alan Mendelson View Post
    Kewlj I have 33 hours of Economics from the Maxwell School of Public Policy at Syracuse University. To put it bluntly: I'm a trained economist. I realize you only have a GED or some kind of high school diploma... so please don't even try to lecture me on averages or means or anything else.
    This is a pure example of what a dishonest sleeze bag you are Alan Mendelson. You know damn right well I don't have a GED, I have a high school diploma, because I have shared that experience. I finished my final 3 months of high school living in a homeless shelter after my stepfather kicked me out on my 18th birthday. I got up at the crack of dawn, took 2 public transportation buses to school, played on the school baseball team after school, worked at the mall in the evening and then two buses back to the homeless shelter.

    I am damn proud of that high school diploma. I earned it! I may not have 33 hours of Syracuse economics behind me, as my plans for college, and I did have plans for college, went out the window, the morning I turned 18 (still in high school) and found myself homeless.

    So fuck you Alan! You continue to show what a sleezy low life, dishonest person you are every single day.

    I have to ask, Alan, who is it really that you hate so much, me or yourself?
    Wow kj, you really have a highschool diploma? Good job! I’m proud of you!

    Let’s say your story is correct about being a 15 year professional card counter. Is this all you want out of life? Doesn’t it get boring after a while?

  11. #151
    Originally Posted by Keystone View Post
    Originally Posted by Alan Mendelson View Post
    Stop for a moment kewlj and explain how someone like you who is a known winner and frequents 30 casinos on a regular basis and plays green and black chips isn't known to casino management?

    How is that possible after 15 years?

    Something is wrong. I wonder what it could be?
    Wonder why it is that Alan’s posting activity suddenly goes thru the roof right at the end of the month....things that make you go hmmmmm
    Like a smack addict on the way to the dealer, he knows his fix is coming soon.

    While he is a fun punching bag, if it was anyone else I would feel back busting on him like we do. But the broke stupid bastard keeps coming back for more so he must enjoy it.

    As if he doesn’t get enough abuse from trying to take a normal shit each day and looking at his bank account, he still needs this site for more.

  12. #152
    Kewlj at some point you have to go to the cage. While you might slip into games with chips in your pocket you can't keep everything in chips... or do you? This is just one of the blanks in your story.

    Unfortunately you do have a history of telling stories and then making corrections to them.

    For example you have admitted to being backed off when you initially said you hadn't. You even conceded that counting two tables could be accomplished under favorable conditions when your initial statement had no qualifications.

    Now I haven't challenged you winning $85,000 a year. Frankly that's a realistic amount. For example there's a player I know at Red Rock who plays craos, pai gow, blackjack and baccarat who makes ON AVERAGE $100 a day and leaves. That's about $2500 a month and the dealers and managers don't bother him. In fact they like what he does and they admire him for it. They openly talk about him.

    The reality is that regular players can't hide, except you? I'm sure mickeycrimm becomes known... he even gets comped rooms and meals and he tips too in order to keep the good karma.

    It's your outlandish claims that draw the attention kewlj. If you were more "human" and less "Super AP" no one would object.

  13. #153
    Originally Posted by Alan Mendelson View Post
    Kewlj at some point you have to go to the cage. While you might slip into games with chips in your pocket you can't keep everything in chips... or do you? This is just one of the blanks in your story.
    Not a blank Alan. I have talked about this. Undoubtedly, I have talked too much about this. My late partner was responsible for managing my chip inventory. That means making sure, There is not an excessive amount of chips for any casino. Just a few hundred to enter the game. This means his job was cash outs at the cage, which he did in small amounts at a time. This means I got to avoid the cage, which happens to be the spot that the casino has the best chance to get a good photo shot. He perfected this responsibility of managing my chip inventory. So it is a little harder for me, but I still manage to cash chips without doing so immediately after playing. Not going to get any more specific than that.

    Originally Posted by Alan Mendelson View Post
    Unfortunately you do have a history of telling stories and then making corrections to them.

    For example you have admitted to being backed off when you initially said you hadn't. You even conceded that counting two tables could be accomplished under favorable conditions when your initial statement had no qualifications.
    Could you quote where I said I didn't get backed off and then changed because that never happened. I have been getting backed off since the day I arrived in Vegas. Actually my first Vegas backoffs were before I moved here. I have shared some of the stories of some of them on different forums for 10 years now. Some include repeated early backoffs at the small sweaty place downtown. Once 3 days in a row. Once the pit dude "mo" (Maurice) followed me into the men's room to back me off. At south point, the security escorted me off the property. I was backed off the table, told "no more blackjack", but not told I had to leave, but I did leave and as I was standing out front waiting for my ride, a bicycle security told me to leave the property and flowed me on his bike, down to the street, like he was someone important.

    Before I even moved to Vegas, on an early visit, I was backed off and being taken to the back room, by several "suits" and two security dudes. As we turned down a hall, I told one of the suits I wanted to call my attorney Robert Nersesian. Bob had just won a big settlement against a sister property of this chain. I didn't actually know bob at the time, but threw his name out. Upon doing so, one of the suits stopped, turned, glared at me and said "get the hell out of here". Bob saved me from my only backroom experience, and didn't even know it. He does now as we have discussed it. He has joked about billing me. I buy him lunch now and again.

    Valley Forge, Pa. I was backed off, but not told I had to leave. As I was wondering around the casino, I couldn't help but notice my own private security "kid" (he looked about 19) following 3 steps behind me, ever step of the way. I went into the men's room and when I came out he was leaning against the wall playing on his phone (not paying attention). I said to him "come on let's go" and he snapped to attention and resumed following me, until I left the building. While that is a comical story, that backoff was actually my single worst. Valley Forge being a big contributor to OSN, made an entry with a rather clear picture of me. When I got back to Vegas, within days I was backed off at several of my regular casinos from that entry.

    Backoffs are only temporary though until things cool down. And there is something to be learned from each backoffs. That is why I have shared some of my experiences. So maybe I haven't told all these experiences here in my two years, as until recently there was little blackjack discussion. But many can attest that I have shared these experiences on various forums. So I have no idea what you are talking about when you say "I initially said I hadn't been backed off". As a matter of fact the reason I moved to Vegas was because I lost Atlantic City. Not technically a backoff, because AC can't backoff or ban players, but countermeasures that amount to the same thing. So just another case of you not knowing what the fuck you are talking about, and making shit up, Alan.

    And the tracking two tables...a lie. I always said when conditions permit.

    Originally Posted by Alan Mendelson View Post
    Now I haven't challenged you winning $85,000 a year. Frankly that's a realistic amount. For example there's a player I know at Red Rock who plays craos, pai gow, blackjack and baccarat who makes ON AVERAGE $100 a day and leaves. That's about $2500 a month and the dealers and managers don't bother him. In fact they like what he does and they admire him for it. They openly talk about him.
    Complete folklore. The fact that you believe this tells all anyone needs to know about you.

    I am late now, I gotta jet. Have a nice day. I know it will be a long day for you being end of the month and broke. Only a few more days until your check comes and you can resume donating to your favorite charity.
    Last edited by kewlJ; 03-28-2019 at 10:21 AM.

  14. #154
    Complete folklore that someone besides you can win on average $100 day? LOL. That's just typical of the AP Club... you have to be a member. Well maybe he's an AP too?

    By the way, my direct deposits come on the 1st, 5th, 12th and 15th. The AP Clubbers should correct their attacks.

  15. #155
    Originally Posted by Alan Mendelson View Post
    Complete folklore that someone besides you can win on average $100 day? LOL. That's just typical of the AP Club... you have to be a member. Well maybe he's an AP too?

    By the way, my direct deposits come on the 1st, 5th, 12th and 15th. The AP Clubbers should correct their attacks.
    Totally explains your increased forum activity towards the end of the month.
    FraudJ's word is worth less than the prop cash in Singer's safe...RIP

  16. #156
    RE: Recognizing the same player -- sure I'd probably recognize the guy if he came in three days in a row and played on my table each time.

    But if a guy came in on a Friday at 9pm, he very well may go unnoticed. Next week he plays on Tuesday at 3pm, I'm not gonna see him because that's a different shift. Next week he plays Thursday evening, and if he's lucky, that's my day off....or else if I am there, then he needs to sit at my table in order for me to possibly notice him. Even if I do recognize him, that doesn't mean much if I don't even suspect him of card-counting. And if I do suspect him of counting, I actually need to give a shit and do something about it. If he is suspected of counting, they're generally going to want to have surveillance run the tapes, and given how he plays short sessions, they very well may have the attitude of, "Who gives a shit? He plays for 30-60 minutes at a time, he's polite, and doesn't camp out all day long. I'm only going to worry about it if it's obvious he's counting, and I don't even know if he is. Too much work."

    Many floor people don't really give a shit about their job. They'd rather turn a blind eye if they can than have to deal with a situation.
    #FreeTyde

  17. #157
    Originally Posted by RS__ View Post
    RE: Recognizing the same player -- sure I'd probably recognize the guy if he came in three days in a row and played on my table each time.

    But if a guy came in on a Friday at 9pm, he very well may go unnoticed. Next week he plays on Tuesday at 3pm, I'm not gonna see him because that's a different shift. Next week he plays Thursday evening, and if he's lucky, that's my day off....or else if I am there, then he needs to sit at my table in order for me to possibly notice him. Even if I do recognize him, that doesn't mean much if I don't even suspect him of card-counting. And if I do suspect him of counting, I actually need to give a shit and do something about it. If he is suspected of counting, they're generally going to want to have surveillance run the tapes, and given how he plays short sessions, they very well may have the attitude of, "Who gives a shit? He plays for 30-60 minutes at a time, he's polite, and doesn't camp out all day long. I'm only going to worry about it if it's obvious he's counting, and I don't even know if he is. Too much work."

    Many floor people don't really give a shit about their job. They'd rather turn a blind eye if they can than have to deal with a situation.
    Excellent post RS. Great insight from a former dealer.

    As a card counter, the dealers are not my biggest concern. Sure I have had a few that have 'ratted' on me, especially early on. But for the most part, my impression of most dealers is they are just "average joe's" wanting to get through their shift and get home, or the bar, or where ever they are going after work. You learn to read the few that might be a problem.

    That phrase that RS used about turning a blind eye, I call that "the path of least resistance". And not only is it common among dealers, but it is pretty common among pit personnel. Backing off a player is not something most pit critters want to do and go looking for. It can make them look bad at the table in front of other patron. And at most places it is just extra work as they may have to report the action.

    What they don't want is someone camping out for hours or walking away with a huge win that they have to answer for. Short sessions solves the first problem and minimizes the second. Sure there still will be some big wins, but much less frequently that if someone camped out for 4 hours.

    And this is actually a scenario where familiarity works in the players favor. I mean Alan is right in that while I take steps to minimize playing too frequently with same dealers and pit, I am sure some recognize me. I sometimes see that look or recognition, even with pit folks. But they know that in 20 minutes, a half hour, 45 minutes at most (shoe game), I am gone out of their hair, with them having had to do nothing. Again...that is known as the path of least resistance and it is a human trait. Given a choice, most people choose that path whether they know it or not.

    This is also where reading people, comes into play. You learn to do this. Mostly what you are looking for is that person where your play has for whatever reason, gone outside their comfort level. You learn to see the signs. Because a backoff NEVER occurs out of the blue. There are always signs. Sometimes as a player we miss those signs, but there are always warning signs.

  18. #158
    Originally Posted by kewlJ View Post
    Originally Posted by RS__ View Post
    RE: Recognizing the same player -- sure I'd probably recognize the guy if he came in three days in a row and played on my table each time.

    But if a guy came in on a Friday at 9pm, he very well may go unnoticed. Next week he plays on Tuesday at 3pm, I'm not gonna see him because that's a different shift. Next week he plays Thursday evening, and if he's lucky, that's my day off....or else if I am there, then he needs to sit at my table in order for me to possibly notice him. Even if I do recognize him, that doesn't mean much if I don't even suspect him of card-counting. And if I do suspect him of counting, I actually need to give a shit and do something about it. If he is suspected of counting, they're generally going to want to have surveillance run the tapes, and given how he plays short sessions, they very well may have the attitude of, "Who gives a shit? He plays for 30-60 minutes at a time, he's polite, and doesn't camp out all day long. I'm only going to worry about it if it's obvious he's counting, and I don't even know if he is. Too much work."

    Many floor people don't really give a shit about their job. They'd rather turn a blind eye if they can than have to deal with a situation.
    Excellent post RS. Great insight from a former dealer.

    As a card counter, the dealers are not my biggest concern. Sure I have had a few that have 'ratted' on me, especially early on. But for the most part, my impression of most dealers is they are just "average joe's" wanting to get through their shift and get home, or the bar, or where ever they are going after work. You learn to read the few that might be a problem.

    That phrase that RS used about turning a blind eye, I call that "the path of least resistance". And not only is it common among dealers, but it is pretty common among pit personnel. Backing off a player is not something most pit critters want to do and go looking for. It can make them look bad at the table in front of other patron. And at most places it is just extra work as they may have to report the action.

    What they don't want is someone camping out for hours or walking away with a huge win that they have to answer for. Short sessions solves the first problem and minimizes the second. Sure there still will be some big wins, but much less frequently that if someone camped out for 4 hours.

    And this is actually a scenario where familiarity works in the players favor. I mean Alan is right in that while I take steps to minimize playing too frequently with same dealers and pit, I am sure some recognize me. I sometimes see that look or recognition, even with pit folks. But they know that in 20 minutes, a half hour, 45 minutes at most (shoe game), I am gone out of their hair, with them having had to do nothing. Again...that is known as the path of least resistance and it is a human trait. Given a choice, most people choose that path whether they know it or not.

    This is also where reading people, comes into play. You learn to do this. Mostly what you are looking for is that person where your play has for whatever reason, gone outside their comfort level. You learn to see the signs. Because a backoff NEVER occurs out of the blue. There are always signs. Sometimes as a player we miss those signs, but there are always warning signs.
    Hey kj, how much time do you spend traveling between casinos and how much do you spend playing? It sounds like you spend most your time traveling between casinos. From experience, I know you can go an hour or more in a shoe game before you get a postive count. Do you leave after a postive count and you show your spread the first time? If you do, it sounds like your play is very inefficient from a time standpoint.

    It’s hard for me to see how you make any money playing short sessions. I get how this gives you cover. But I’d think this would mean you'd spend most of your time in your car driving between casinos.

    Also, you said something about “average joe’s”. What about the “average bob’s”? Does the same thinking apply?

  19. #159
    Bob21, I developed my style of short sessions, specifically FOR Las Vegas, when I moved here. It is different than what I played in AC. One of the smartest guys I encountered on these forum, known under the handle 'bigplayer' had a saying that "the strength of Las Vegas blackjack is quantity not quality". There is no other place, where you have so many "playable" games in such close proximity. That is why short sessions works so well here. I couldn't play my style in Pennsylvania, or the Midwest or anywhere else, the way I play it here.

    And on top of just playing short sessions with aggressive exit triggers which extremely minimizes negative rounds, I had a driver for about 7 years. Health issue with his back prevented my partner from playing a lot of blackjack so he served as my driver until he passed away. I don't think players really realize just how much benefit there is to the short session, hit-and-run game to have someone dropping you off at the door and picking you up. You save considerable time. I didn't even realize how great I had it until I no longer had that.

    No, just a positive count is not an exit trigger. Max bet count is. Once I show max bet I will exit at the next shuffle, of a shoe game. DD, I have some other tricks that allows me to show max bet twice. So if the count goes positive and I raise my bet to say $150/$200, no that is not an exit trigger. I can play another shoe until I show max bet or hit another exit trigger.

    As for playing an hour or so without seeing a positive count. Rarely with my style. For one I track multiple tables when I can (wait til you see the shit storm this comment triggers). Tracking a second table means it is twice as likely to see a positive count in the same time frame. I also have aggressive negative count triggers. So even if I am unable to track a second table, I do not sit there and play through 15 minutes of negative counts to get to the next shoe. I aggressively exit negative counts and will jump immediately to a new table. These techniques means I am seeing far more rounds in a typical 45 minute period, which means there are several times the likelihood that I am going to see and play the max bet opportunities that I am seeking.

    While most counters understand the advantage of a hit and run style, few can maximize it the way I do. For one thing there is really only once location to do that. And don't take this comment as me saying how great I am. I think the title of greatest card counter has already been claimed by Zenking. All I do is maximize my play for the situation I have available and everything I have learned I have learned from other players on these forums. That is why I hate that this forum isn't about sharing experiences so as to help and benefit other players but rather attempts to discredit and tear other members down.
    Last edited by kewlJ; 03-28-2019 at 05:48 PM.

  20. #160
    Originally Posted by Alan Mendelson View Post
    Complete folklore that someone besides you can win on average $100 day? LOL. That's just typical of the AP Club... you have to be a member. Well maybe he's an AP too?

    By the way, my direct deposits come on the 1st, 5th, 12th and 15th. The AP Clubbers should correct their attacks.
    And you should stop being such a piece of shit degenerate gambler.

    Everyone knows you stiffed your son and laugh about it. Only thing worse than you is the gold diggers who stick that ugly unnatural cock of yours in their mouth while thinking you actually have the money you profess to have while seducing them.

    Many have lost their money believing in you but more keep coming back for more while you smile with that creepy hair. Yea I don’t get it, but respect finding a way to fuck them over time and time again.

    There is a special place in hell for you Alan, right beside David Seigel. One can only argue if you or Singer gets there first.

    I’m betting on you Alan if it helps. But then again, I’m a taxpayer keeping your sorry ass alive while you suck out on the system your lazy ass fucks over year after year.

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