strange opinion plus question

so im 40, ive been out of pool for almost a decade, and even when i was in it, i was in it periodically, i had talent but the pool players i knew were broke losers so i was always in the employed section of the pool world. if i stayed with it, i could have been good good. my pot making ability was natural, and my stroke can make the cue ball dance like a stripper who just found out shes pregnant. but i never really stayed in it for consecutive years where you really learn the game. anyway, what i did see while i was paying attention was, the best players i ever seen can run racks with a house cue. i learned on a lucasi and stepped forward from there. i wanna get back in the game. i still own about 5k worth of cues, do i pick it back up on a bar cue or do i go back to the LD shit that ruined my game in the first place and stick with it? bc eventuallt ill use my own cue. i know this is a weird ask, but do i stick with the tech or go basic?

Lucasi Infuzed CF Kielwood 10pc Spliced Shaft

This has been used for only a few hours of practice, and is like new. It's got the factory Kamui Brown Soft tip, in 12.5mm, not shaped or scuffed outside of the factory. 29" length. Joint is 3/8-10 and measures 0.840" on the outside. Shaft weight is 109grams or 3.8oz. 10pc spliced Kielwood with CF core.

It delivers a nice firm hit, similar to wood but with much lower deflection. Not quite as low deflection as a Revo, but more than a midpoint between wood LD shafts and CF. It feels and sounds beautiful to play with, very similar to wood. Great if you want very low deflection, without going full carbon.

Price is $280usd shipped from Canada, using PayPal.

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Fedor Gorst - looking for action in Louisville, KY tomorrow. If you could - would you?

I'd play Fedor for $100 in a heartbeat just to say I've had my ass kicked by one of the best in the world. Only condition is he signs my case. Would prefer 10b, but would take a lesson in 1p.
If you like 10 ball, sign up for the Texas Open 10 ball in February at Skinny Bobs. Great time.

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