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Message: [QUOTE="Pokerstudy, post: 5893687, member: 433356"] I see it as once you can see and feel how low things can get (for yourself personally), you will never get too high minded when things run well to where you can't play great poker. Many people can run hot for a long time, and get lost in the glam, the high, if you are grounded just where bottom truly is, you can play solid poker from there on out no matter what happens high or low. That is my theory on it. It is sort of the whole UPS concept..nobody can advance anywhere in the company, even as CEO, until they worked as a driver busting their ass. Doubt that holds true to this day, but for years and years that was their concept/policy. BTW the high times of poker absolutely ruined Stu Ungar. He had no grounding at ALL. No poker pro wants to repeat being Stu Ungar. Ever. I would go as far as to call it "research" into your personal business. [/QUOTE]