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indahood193
Rock Star
Silver Level
some days when i play tournaments i can end up playing for 12 hours or more, i barely even notice it tbh as it flies by. this can involve emotional up and down swings, as most people will be aware. considering that most jobs are 9-5 (only 8 hours and also lunch/ tea breaks etc.) then poker is hardly lazy. i only get like 5 minute brakes once an hour so if that's 12 hours that's only an hour off.
earlier today after i played a few tournaments in the morning he was going to work and i said that was poker harder than most office jobs etc due to emotional swings, mainly, and lack of breaks etc. he said that an office job was way harder. how? before i started doing well recently i think my parents thought i was wasting my time with poker. through the Summer i class it as my job and i work hard to improve/ win, so i don't see why this is any lesser than sitting in an office answering phone calls all day. anyone agree with what i am getting at?
earlier today after i played a few tournaments in the morning he was going to work and i said that was poker harder than most office jobs etc due to emotional swings, mainly, and lack of breaks etc. he said that an office job was way harder. how? before i started doing well recently i think my parents thought i was wasting my time with poker. through the Summer i class it as my job and i work hard to improve/ win, so i don't see why this is any lesser than sitting in an office answering phone calls all day. anyone agree with what i am getting at?