Time for a GPS, Lyn.
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Lyn
Time for a GPS, Lyn.
I see many agree with me. Just to set the record straight, I spent a lot of money year after year at this event. I would like to see this Expo become great once again. So I feel if many of us get the truth out there, this might eventually get into the ears of the right people so they realize what they have to do to make this event great again. And what is this I here from others AZer's-- The same cue dealers year after year with the same overpriced cues. You think they would have different cues from year to year. Maybe the price has something to do with this. You Think? "Don't blow smoke" you know where. Lets be frank with each other. Make this Expo great again, instead of pretending. BANKS
Thanks Joe, don't worry, your words are heard. So are the words of all the countless people who had a really great time, enjoyed the show, and can't wait to come back again.
Of course we can't make everyone happy, so we'll just continue doing our best and improving upon things that need improving to make the scores of people that do enjoy the show happy.
Is everything perfect and ideal? No, nothing in life is. We could have the show in a place paved in gold and give out money at the door, and I'm pretty sure someone would still be upset that the place is too shiny and that the cash is too heavy to lug around.
Thanks to all of you that do enjoy the show - and even those of you that did not. We will always listen to what people think of the show and strive to make each year better than the last. We learn each year, and moving to a new venue brings unforeseen problems. We don't get a dress rehearsal or a practice run. We get lots of time to plan and wonder if our plan will work, but only 3 days to set up 200 pool tables, vendor booths, pro arenas, and more. And then we wait a year to do it again.
Aside from slightly smaller fields in the amateur divisions, everything else showed an increase: a monster field in the pro event, more vendors, more food options on the show floor, several hotels less than 2 miles down the road (not even an interstate - just one turn out of convention center road), and more people though the door. And yes, Mueller was there - with 10 booths immediately inside the main entrance. In fact, they gave away a $15,000 home gameroom set-up to one lucky winner. Not too shabby. Sadly, Predator was not there - there was a conflict in dates and they chose to attend the show in China and allow their dealers to represent their product at the show.
Sure, it sucks that we lost Valley Forge, as it was quite an ideal home. However, we feel that Edison offers lots of promise for a bright future for the show. Even without floors paved in gold.![]()
There was a constant din in the pro arena from the booth's area BUT it seemed to bother no one-kinda like a fan in a room.
The problem comes in when there is dead silence and then a sudden noise like a cell phone. No chance of that this year-JMHO
I was thinking the same thing. lol Your not aloud to say anything on this forum unless it's full of butterfly's and rainbows. Don't knock a guy for having an opinion..give your own on why you liked the location.
Anyone know who the guy from Boston was? Inquiring minds from Boston want to know LOL
I believe it was Ryan and the guy who went off was the (in)famous Russian Kenny. I have never seen someone go off so badly like that. The man has gamble.
Yeah ,I was trying to be nice.There is a difference between gambling, and nose-wide-open-stupidity.
Kenny is a piece of shit and has no gamble just stealing he only went off cause he thought he was stealing.Yeah ,I was trying to be nice.
Truth be told the guy is an a$$hole and looks to be stiffing me for the $100 I let him borrow. No worries if he doesnt pay, Im up 600 on his carnival game...and he's just a clown.
Next year we start off him down -100 bucks. Funny how one of the 2 biggest self-proclaimed pool gamblers is such bad action. What a joke. Drive the guy to his hotel one night, have breakfast on the way, talk about our families....and he just puts me on ignore. He has no idea...I never let an insult like this go unanswered.12 monthsb is a lot of time to figure it out, be best if he paid.
Kenny is a piece of shit and has no gamble just stealing he only went off cause he thought he was stealing.
He flew to tennessee and road with me to Louisiana I got in some action and he went half I beat the kid and then adjusted the next set. I was stealing the first time he pulled up cause I adjusted and when I won on my own money he told me he needed a jelly for me winning. I told him to f... off and he started going off like I owed him something needless to say I dropped him off at the airport 12 hours early and drove off.
Thanks Joe, don't worry, your words are heard. So are the words of all the countless people who had a really great time, enjoyed the show, and can't wait to come back again.
Of course we can't make everyone happy, so we'll just continue doing our best and improving upon things that need improving to make the scores of people that do enjoy the show happy.
Is everything perfect and ideal? No, nothing in life is. We could have the show in a place paved in gold and give out money at the door, and I'm pretty sure someone would still be upset that the place is too shiny and that the cash is too heavy to lug around.
Thanks to all of you that do enjoy the show - and even those of you that did not. We will always listen to what people think of the show and strive to make each year better than the last. We learn each year, and moving to a new venue brings unforeseen problems. We don't get a dress rehearsal or a practice run. We get lots of time to plan and wonder if our plan will work, but only 3 days to set up 200 pool tables, vendor booths, pro arenas, and more. And then we wait a year to do it again.
Aside from slightly smaller fields in the amateur divisions, everything else showed an increase: a monster field in the pro event, more vendors, more food options on the show floor, several hotels less than 2 miles down the road (not even an interstate - just one turn out of convention center road), and more people though the door. And yes, Mueller was there - with 10 booths immediately inside the main entrance. In fact, they gave away a $15,000 home gameroom set-up to one lucky winner. Not too shabby. Sadly, Predator was not there - there was a conflict in dates and they chose to attend the show in China and allow their dealers to represent their product at the show.
Sure, it sucks that we lost Valley Forge, as it was quite an ideal home. However, we feel that Edison offers lots of promise for a bright future for the show. Even without floors paved in gold.![]()
Hey anybody know why Shane Winters wasn't at the Expo this year?