[vpFREE] Re: Sometimes I Want to Be Alone

I can think of a legitimate reason to sit next to someone at a bank of VP machines. Normally, I would distance myself from other players. Suppose that one machine at that bank played faster than the others and I was interested in playing that machine. I would politely explain to the person next to me that I wanted to play the machine and I would tell them the reason so they wouldn't think I was a jerk when other seats were avaialble. Does that sound reasonable?

--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "terry_5935" <terry_5935@...> wrote:
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> Can you please explain something?
>
> I like to play VP early in the morning, with a cup of coffee, when the casinos are dead and cigarette smoke is non existent.
>
> Why is it that I'll be playing on a lone machine on a bank of 20 machines, you know, just relaxed, I might even have my arm draped over the chair next to me. Getting settled in for some advantage play. Then all of a sudden from out of no where somebody comes up and sits right beside me. Not only do I have rearrange everything, but then inevitably they light up. Of all the open machines to play they feel the need to sit right beside me. (I'm not that attractive) :)
> Does this ever happen to any of you?
>

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