--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "Mickey" <mickeycrimm@...> wrote:
I don't try to reinvent the wheel. I study the person who invented the wheel.
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That's a great analogy, Mickey. I've never been one to try to figure things out without first looking for the opinion of someone who has been there already. And the quality of the research and information that is available now is so rich. When I was a teenager, I had a thirst for good gambling information, but compared to today, there was relatively little quality info readily available. I remember when Doyle Brunson's book first hit the market, I was just a kid, I poured over that thing, hours upon hours of studying, and then trying to apply what I had learned in the numerous card rooms in California. It's just too bad I was hindered by the inexperience of youth. I'd sure like to do things all over again from the beginning. Of course, who wouldn't?
Frank & Bob's radio show is very exciting. These guys have put some real effort into turning out a quality show with some big name guests. I try to make sure I am at home on Thursday so I can listen to it live, because I don't want to wait for the archives. I'm like a little kid waiting for Christmas morning so I can open my gifts.
And besides being very informative, the show is fun to listen to, their personalities kinda compliment each other. Frank is a little whacky and hyper, and Bob plays the straight man, it's funny. I wonder what the show will be like a year from now. I've really got to hand it to them. It's been excellent so far.
