Pointing out dealer mistakes

[Three]

Who's this now talking to me, the one who taught herself blackjack?
Actually Terry said he points out all of the dealer mistakes, and then commented that if that makes him a fool, then he's a fool, but he can sleep well. I don't disagree with him at all on that point about being a fool!
If he wants to give back the money it costs me nothing, but if you think that I am going to call him smart for doing so, don't hold you breath!

This like many things people argue like it is black and white is actually all a matter of opinion. Insecure people and bullies need everyone else to agree with them, while open minded people present their own position and respect other peoples and usually positions as valid from the other person's perspective. People that have lost an argument or have a weak argument always resort to derogatory comments and name calling. This skill of discerning a persons position or personality by the way they defend their position and how they respect others is an important skill for anyone moderating a debate. Judges, councilors, and others that who are regularly tasked at assessing a situation are well aware of these tendencies.

[pilotzone]

This like many things people argue like it is black and white is actually all a matter of opinion. .

Ok, you are so right.

[Three]

330-your the type of person, when you hear a comment from someone that you don't like, you go on the opposing side no matter what your belief is!
Some people just like to babble.

LoL. Now you still go to the losers tactic of name calling and then say I don't like you. I don't even know you. You don't have many posts so I have no opinion on you. I give you advice so that you can present your positions in a way that is taken more seriously but you take it personal. People that are good at discerning where the truth lies truly use that as an important evaluation tool. You are either a troll or too thin skinned for the AP business. A good AP is constantly learning from everything that happens around him. A good AP doesn't take things personal and doesn't develop hatreds or any other emotion as they get in the way of sound judgement. The tenor of all your posts in this thread calls these abilities into question. This is not an attack but rather a criticism on how to become a better AP. Put away your tendency to react in an emotional knee jerk reaction to everything and try to take it that way this time.