Poker has been around since the kings’ courts come up with the designs, and the cowboys mastered it. There are many different ways of playing cards that distinguish this game from all others. And, usually the stakes are high. And I don’t mean the cost of cattle, either.
With each hand played, there are cards that seperate the amount that is put in the pot, to start off with. Then as we win, we up the ante. To make our observation more exciting, together, as we play without cheating. We know what happens to cheaters. They’re dismissed, indefinitely. Without an invitation to enroll, any further.
It takes money, to make money. And, most people consider themselves a pro at what they’ve taught themselves how to do real good, from the complaint of having to get up and go to work everyday. To have to work for the other man.
All of this effort comes to us as we progress from one level to the other. Kind of like some of the Democrats turning on their boss. And, now, calling him crazy. Because they, too, own tables and garbage cans. And, want what they cannot have, without earning it.
When we teach ourselves a moral way of permitting leverage to take it’s place in our commitments, not obligations, then we become more relaxed at succeeding in our endeavors.
We enjoy learning, without cheating, because we want to learn how to cross our Ts, and dot our Is. For anyone who likes to take honest advice. And to know when it’s time to move on. Because the ante is too much to handle. On a person’s end that is not prepared to accept the significance of good people’s values, and certainly not traditions. If, that were the case, Louis Comfort Tiffany would have sold alot more tables, and possibly name brand garbage cans in his lifetime.
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