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Just trying to be active is all. Whatever. I'll just go away, and not come back to the forums. Happy?

Acording to your friends, I'm ot new here.

I don't play in Phoenix. Why not just tell me where it is? It just seems like you can't answer the basics for me. I can't look into something if you can't give me something to work on. I can only imagine your smart enough to know that. It would be like me talking about the riverbanks in my area...

I assure you, this is my only account. I didn't even know about AZB until a few months back.

I don't disagree. Like I said before: And I suspect that I'm not the only one on this forum who feels this way about this thread.

Nothing adds up. Can't provide a Facebook page. To few things actually make sense to me. Aside from that, you know where to stuff your opinions. It's always the fake folks who have the hardest time being called out.

I'm telling, I don't believe your story. It just sounds fake.

And the OP isn't even getting the money he's owed. Like I said before, if this is the real deal, then I'd like to see him do something about it. It's all talk here.

The paperwork for small claims court is usually free. It seems complicated, but one could fill it out. The basics of this case are easily proven. The OP played. He won. He's owed money. There is no receipt of money. Simple. And almost a house payment. You could always let the others fend for...

Again, my own opinion was that the guy only asked a question. He asked the cue makers. A users opinion isn't necessarily the same. A users input is important. I'd argue that the cue makers would be able to critique the stability, and integrity, of using one joint over the other. The players...

Yeah. Stupid mistake on my part. I'll admit that. I knew to cube the twelve, then divide. But I just couldn't math at that time. I just don't understand why someone would let that kind of money go without doing something about it. The OP said he was owed $750. That's almost a house payment...

Like no credible eviden beyond this guys word that this happened. For $19,000, it would be a big deal to me. And I wouldn't run to an otherwise anonymous forum to complain unless I could back it up. Which this guy can't. Not yet anyway. So why all the drama over something that may not have even...

Such hostilities. The guy only asked a question. He asked the cue makers. And I assume he got a professional level opinion of the two styles. That doesn't mean that a users opinion is the same. Or any more or less relevant. A users imput is important. If you're not happy with the product, or...

Honestly, all we're doing is speculating at this point. Until there is something official here, all we can do is chase after the wind.

I'm well aware of what you were trying to point out. There was a conversation about what size safe would accommodate that volume of money. It was prudent to calculate size to demonstrate what would actually be needed. I don't mind you contributing to the ideas, but please don't come back with...

We've moved past that.

But it's not going to be all hundreds. It'll be a mix of bills. The largest possible volume being 19,000 bills.

You're right. Volume is here: https://www.bing.com/search?q=what%20is%20the%20volume%20of%20a%20dollar%20bill&qs=n&form=QBRE&sp=-1&pq=what%20is%20the%20volume%20of%20a%20dollar%20bill&sc=1-35&sk=&cvid=09042A4EBE0649939F9C03E5AA51DD53&ajf=100 By 19,000 bills...

A dollar bill has a flat area of 6.14 inches × 2.61 inches = 16.0254 square inches. The bill is 0.0043 inches thin. If you really need to know the volume of the dollar bill, then the volume is: 6.14 inches × 2.61 inches × 0.0043 inches = 0.06890922 cubic inches. By 19,000 individual $1 bills...

Why would I call them? I don't have any info on the matter, and have no vested interest. They'd never talk to me. Doesn't hurt to call (or email, because it's just as easy). Worst they can say is no. Exactly. Got you. Thought it was an open forum type.