"Full Tilt Support - Chat Suspension"

Hello people who do and don't know me,
but if you say hi or nh or anything to me, i am unable to respond due to something kind of ridiculous. I was watching a brand new full tilt pro (Chris Klecz) in his/her third tourny as a full tilt pro play heads up after beating out 400+ people for a couple grand. There was a player in the chat as well who had supposedly won a large sum of money, he seemed crazy, and was giving away $20 to people who asked him, and judging by people's reactions a couple minutes after asking him, i thought he was. so i had a go, i asked, he said he was only giving away $100 total and 5 people were already rewarded, sorry. ok, no problem so the tourny ended and i played at some cash table, finished even and went to bed.
got up, checked my email, "Full Tilt Support - Chat Suspension"
and with a quote of me asking the guy for the money he was giving away, they noted that I was 'begging', and took my chat privelages taken away for a month.
fantastic.

Sorry - but well-deserved in my opinion. It is bad enough to ask for money at any table - but especially at a pro's table. I really don't care what the circumstances were - it was extremely disrespectful on your part to have a conversation like that on Chris's table.

yeah that is a good point with being at a pro table, but i mean, its not like i was constantly begging because im broke and desperate, but saw a chance at a free $20, which in itself is kind of lame, but yeah, i see it as a good thing to keep me from complaining and saying stupid things.

So, not contented with begging (which is what you were doing - even if only once) and not contented with moaning on here about being suspended from chat (rightly so in my opinion) because of it, you make matters worse by admitting you "saw a chance at a free $20".

Am I right to think that you were expecting a sympathetic response?

Why you would post this makes me wonder.

It reminds me of the time someone was moved to another seat during the WSOP, so he put the chips in his pockets and was disqualified.

People should read rules beforehand and not complain when they blatantly break them and frankly have no course of action.
At least you've got a second chance since it's only a suspension and not a $10k buy-in. Don't worry, you'll chat again soon, not that it actually matters.