There's living and then there's living large. You don't have to have a ton of money to live well-though of course it doesn't hurt!-but you do need the essential attitude that says, I deserve the best. Recall the dying words of Lord John Maynard Keynes: "I wish I'd drunk more champagne."
Don't hate the player, hate the....oh nevermind, go ahead and hate the player this time.
Doesn't matter, still never heard of him and based on what I have seen I stand by the 'clown' comment. Maybe he's won some tournaments but the website makes him sound like Trent Walker with some money in his pocket. Am I supposed to be impressed? Especially because of what his anonymous defenders have to say?
(And, considering that I've probably been playing cards longer than 99% of the people who read this blog or who leave anonymous comments herein, I'm actually proud of my lack of familiarity with the Travel Channel. KEEPING IT REAL!!!!!!!!!!!!! natch)
J - Haven't you considered the fact that the Travel Channel has cut the learning curve for some people?
Even if it has created bad habits for some (all-in poker), it has brought fish to the tables, allowed us to hear a dab of analysis, get a glimpse of the pros at work, and reminded us all how much we miss 'Eight is Enough'.
Random thoughts from a lawyer, an accountant, a commodities trader, an ex-Marine and a WSOP Main Event money finisher that don't know as much as they wish they did...