I've been playing in the banks at Greg's tournaments for a few years. My wife and I always enjoy meeting and making new friends at these well run events. We tend to remember and post about the misdeeds instead of the good. I wanted to post something about some good folks I met at the tournament.
I walked in to the tournament and started watching a guy that was playing one hole with Effren. Watched them for a while and then started practicing. Come time for the players meeting and draw. I had to go back to the hotel. Something I ate at breakfast wasn't agreeing with me. I got awful sick. My Wife had to stay to find out who I was playing. Well, I got the guy that was playing Effren. Rob Hart was his name. My Wife called an let me know I was playing at 2pm. I rushed back to hear the director announcing that I'm on time. Rob said he was sorry that he had to let em know I was late. I said no problem, I would have done the same. We shook, lagged and started. After the first game I broke out in a cold sweat and had to have a bathroom break. I will spare you the details, but I was gone a long time. Long enough that I expected to have forfeited when I got back. There Rob sat very patiently. I apologized and he said no worries. I just want people to know that there are plenty of good folks out playing our sport. No, Rob didn't cure cancer single handedly. He just treated me the way he would have liked to be treated, and I wanted to acknowledge Rob doing a good thing. Thanks Rob!
I walked in to the tournament and started watching a guy that was playing one hole with Effren. Watched them for a while and then started practicing. Come time for the players meeting and draw. I had to go back to the hotel. Something I ate at breakfast wasn't agreeing with me. I got awful sick. My Wife had to stay to find out who I was playing. Well, I got the guy that was playing Effren. Rob Hart was his name. My Wife called an let me know I was playing at 2pm. I rushed back to hear the director announcing that I'm on time. Rob said he was sorry that he had to let em know I was late. I said no problem, I would have done the same. We shook, lagged and started. After the first game I broke out in a cold sweat and had to have a bathroom break. I will spare you the details, but I was gone a long time. Long enough that I expected to have forfeited when I got back. There Rob sat very patiently. I apologized and he said no worries. I just want people to know that there are plenty of good folks out playing our sport. No, Rob didn't cure cancer single handedly. He just treated me the way he would have liked to be treated, and I wanted to acknowledge Rob doing a good thing. Thanks Rob!