Why don't more bars lease Diamond pool tables?

i know but this thread started with a discussion of shitty Valley bar balls. On D'monds you can use anything.
Yeah I won't play on valleys. Last time I played on a valley was about 15 years ago. I went with my friend who played in an APA league. And we were killing time on their practice table. I started out with a 3 pack and he made us switch to alternate break so he could play too. We ended up playing 11 racks all bnrs. Haven't played on a valley since. That might not be true, but the older you get, the more the past tends to blend together and get out of order. lol

Why don't more bars lease Diamond pool tables?

You must live in a large city to consider a pool room of that size . I hope you can make it happen some day !
I would have to have a limited ability to play, it would be a retirement thing for me. I know what it takes to successfully run a business and I won't have the time as long as I can play still.

Dealings with Joe Salazar Connoisseur of Cues

Many an estate did not have records which would have cleared up financial situations. Siblings often face the same struggles with their parents estate. Who gets what and mom and dad intended me to get the “China.” Ok now what? Joe was a good guy but he didn’t hand out receipts/documentation etc on his consignments. If Joe wasn’t sophisticated enough to cover the potential issues that could arise, why would anyone think his wife would have the answers? Some of the cuemakers keep records on who owns their goods. This may end up taking years to resolve if it ever does. Very sad.
Doesn't matter how difficult...estate has the legal and moral obligation to try and do it's best to return other people's property.

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