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[QUOTE="jonaselloco, post: 6666754, member: 1003394"]
Hello brother
Look, I'll tell you a story.
I am 54 years old, when I was in primary school, there was a classmate of mine who is now my great friend and brother, who was treated like a donkey by several classmates.
The very quiet did not say anything.
Today, those who treated him like a donkey barely have jobs and almost no studies or professions.
While the donkey today is an engineer and has worked in the US for many years in an organization that depends on the N.A.S.A.
With this story he only wants to leave you a reflection.
Do not take a second to discover a donkey, because you will become the biggest donkey.
I think it would be very good if you follow the advice of [USER=1014105]@JappsPK[/USER], or try to make your game observing what players are at the table without calling them donkeys.
First, at a table there are usually 9 players including you who are human beings.
Second, the one that you can consider "donkey" may be the one that brings you the most problems.
Third, focus on you, on your skills, on the study of the game. That will bring you great benefits.
My regards, brother:giggle::giggle::giggle::giggle:
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