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If you had to lose one, would you rather lose...

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Being a rook player is be interested to know the story if you feel like sharing.

 

Sure, my grandpa and I were always partners. We were family Champs and rarely lost, if we did it was only to my wife and grandma. No aunts uncles or cousin's could beat us more than an odd game every now and then.

 

When grandpa passed away I put a near perfect Rook hand in his jacket pocket, he only needs one card to have a perfect hand and it's been in my wallet for 20 years. He's my partner and I always will have his back and the one card he needs.

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Yeah, but no one carries any cash of significance any more. The lost phone is going to be more expensive to replace than the cash at least 90% of the time.

 

Since I got back into waiting tables, I try to do most purchases via cash (not counting regular bills and rent). That doesn't mean I'm always carrying a jackpot wad around, but I've always got enough to cover a bar tab and a cab ride if I need it.

My phone is a $4.99 throwaway.

 

We all know those Jitterbugs cost more than that.

Sure, my grandpa and I were always partners. We were family Champs and rarely lost, if we did it was only to my wife and grandma. No aunts uncles or cousin's could beat us more than an odd game every now and then.

 

When grandpa passed away I put a near perfect Rook hand in his jacket pocket, he only needs one card to have a perfect hand and it's been in my wallet for 20 years. He's my partner and I always will have his back and the one card he needs.

 

Thats awesome thanks for sharing.

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