I'm cross posting this on 2p2. Twitter, Facebook as I really want input

Ok so I really was baffled as to what I'm meant to do in this situation. The 888 Sunday Mega Deep $215 with $31k to win yesterday we were 5 or 6 hours into it when Brian says "What the **** I'm on your table"

I was in the kitchen, I live in a condo, making pasta and was shocked to see that both computers on the same wireless network on the same desk were seated beside each other in a tournament of 700 people with 12 tables left.

Has this ever happened to you before? What are you meant to do? We are both honest people and didn't immediately scheme about chip dumps and traps etc but honestly how are you not meant to benefit. I knew 100% of the time when the blinds were vulnerable and he knew I wasn't going to ever open him light. This is a huge advantage obviously.

I looked for the support contact info for 888 but couldn't find a link to it. I was planning to put it on record this had happened and we weren't colluding from 120 left in case one of us went on to make a big score.

The only hand where we both had equity was when he opened AK UTG and I had AK in the BB. We did the obvious 3b/4b/call line and chopped the pot but took two dead money calls along the way. This got me thinking about what I'm meant to do if the hands were AA and KK instead of AK and AK. I didn't ask for this insider information but I had it. Why in the world would I bust myself when I could avoid this landmine and keep alive getting ever closer to $31k. Am I meant to just go down with the ship anyways?

I ended up doing something stupid and busting myself so none of this became a huge deal but what is the respected line in this spot?

Hey guys its been a little bit since my last entry so I figured I'd give a what's what about my life right now. Let's start with the poker updates. March was a great learning experience. I altered my approach from February and had terrible results the first two weeks of the month. I guess terrible is the wrong word but ups and downs repeatedly. I got pretty frustrated with the change to my gamestyle and reverted back to an updated and improved method. This was met with lots of EV All in success but little to speak of in terms of money. I do love collecting those delicious All in EV so that was a win in itself. In the end I think I made somewhere near $1500 after the FTOPS failures. A winning month is a winning month! Rakeback came in to the tun of $2200 so I'd say March was a solid month compared the Sept - Jan run I had.

Quick shout out to my good friend @LFMagic Luke Fields who despite all conventional MTT logic is really fucking good at those flipaments. If I had to describe playing against him in a MTT with one picture it would be something like this.



Without going into details about his playing style he constantly makes me laugh and drop my jaw with the calls/raises/floats/shoves/AllThoseTomFuckery he gets himself into. Results speak for him as he has won and FTOPS, final tabled two SCOOPS 5k/500 at the same time, won countless other tournaments and Sunday he made a deep run in the FTOPS main. I jokingly said he needed to win a Lannister Jersey with 400 left and he did his best to get it done. Sophia and I had people over and by midnight Luke was down to 30 people and we started crushing scotch railing the kid hunting down $392k. This wasn't the first or last time I expect to see Luke deep in a biggie but my friends who don't play poker were in awe of how much money he was playing for. I really think they were sweating the hands more than he was. Sadly the magic wasn't there in the end as he lost a few medium pots in a row getting it in well and finally busted KQ v AQ. GG luke 14th place I think for $9k.



During that night I had cracked a bottle of my new favoured whiskey www.tap357.com . It's over the top cliche Canadian product that will change your life. It is so smooth that even non whiskey drinkers put it back straight with a smile on their face. Don't let the taste fool you it is 40.5% and you are drunker than you thought. Anyways grab a bottle if you see it and I promise you won't be disapointed.

Aside from the whiskey and th LF Show we had our friends Marc and Lynn over for a giant chicken dinner. I don't know where they found the bird but it was massive and we have lots of leftovers. What a great Easter long weekend.

As for April I have my birthday on the 5th and 3 rake races to make some noise in. I'm really shooting to ship in 4-5k in rakeback + races this month so gotta get my grind going. We're off to a good start already and I'm feeling great overall. That's it for now have a great month!

The title is self explanatory. Here's the link

http://www.cardplayer.com/poker-news/15218-poker-strategy-for-the-rest-of-us-galen-cranston

Steve is a very cool guy and we spent half our Skype chat talking about Kronenbourg Blanc before discussing any PLO.

Hope everyone is having a good March. Mine has been great gym wise and swongy online wise. Pretty happy to be in the green so I'll wait for the month to wrap up before making an entry about it. FTOPS magic one time please!

Also for kicks I lost my biggest BB pot in the last year last night. Nothing really to say other than F*%k he tried so hard to give me all the cheese.

http://www.pokerhand.org/?6549396

As a side note if you look at the bottom InsuredPlay claims my equtiy was 39.64% giving me $115 win through their site which is laughable. Lets do some math here and please correct me if I'm doing this wrong.

All in on the flop Main pot 3 way $289.20 with me at 42%. I'm unsure how the insured equity works vs short stacks so I'm very curious to hear from anyone who has used or knows about their services

I don't get it in vs the deep stack until the turn so in my mind the equity I have versus him should only come into play on the turn.

All in on the Turn vs deep stack Side pot was $1270.7 with me at 61% vs both players and 72% vs the deep guy. The equity all in on the turn side pot has me claiming $914 of the pot. The side pot alone should have me insured for an overall $185 profit so even without the main pot I would clear more than InsuredPlays figure.

Assuming the math is straight up the I should clear $914 + (0.42 x 289.20) = 1035

We subtract my orignal effective stack from this number and we get 1035 - 729 = 306

I'm very curious how InsuredPlay has me booking $115 profit when by this math my insurance is over 2.5X their amount. Even after they take a rip it doesn't make sense unless you pay 50% to be insured? Who knows buyers beware I guess.


Galen

I'm sure a lot of you already know this but I wanted to focus some attention on the Chicago Blackhawks potentially record setting start to their NHL season. They haven't lossed in regulation yet and after last nights late 3rd period goal they stand at 21-0-3. I'm not entirely sure what the record for a streak gaining at least one point but I think I remember seeing it was a Philadelphia team and Chicago is around 10 games away from beating it. Needless to say I'll be watching closely.

My sobriety thing got thrown out the window late Tuesday. I was having the most perfect day ever and when wine got busted out during a home cooked meal at Zaks I finally caved. In one day Sophia got a new job at the courthouse doubling her current wage, I got my life insurance policy approved, I made a big adjustment online and it led to my biggest day of the year to date, I worked out, I paid the hydro bill, got tickets to a music festival in England mid April, planned three trips and cancelled my cable television. TV was costing us $145 a month before I cancelled my Super Sports pack subsrciption after the Super Bowl. Even then it was still $110 a month. We don't watch TV ever. We use the On Demand channel but that's it other than live sports or sportscenter. When I watch actual TV I feel like a wasted humanbeing. It's literally the worst possible way to fill my time. It's not that I'm against entertainment but the concept of being told when to watch and being forced to see shitty commercials of stuff I'll never buy bothers me. Luckily you can torrent anything and everything so fuck you Rogers Cable gimmie back my money!

I have until March 27 until TV cuts out so if Chicago keeps their streak alive I'll have to simply leave my aparment and go to any one of many downtown bars to see the games. The humanity of it all! That's it for today. I've got to hit the gym then hit the tables hard.

March didn't get off to the best start. I had an $800 winning day followed by two $1k loser paired with a failed staking operation that cost me $700. Ooooooops......moving on. In those two days I was actually up playing 2/4 and down from 1/2. The month could have started much much worse. After not shipping $1.2M in the big Sunday I spent some time going over hands and general game approach. I found a few spots that I needed to tweak and just like that I run up $4k in the last 7 hours all at 1/2. Today is by far the Beasteeish day since my comeback tour having me book 16 buyins with 8 coming in the last hour alone. I'm pretty happy with the turnaround and am looking to the 2/4 horizon in the near future. When you're laddering stakes there's no need to rush it. Let it happen fluidly and you'll be better prepared for everything to come.

On the fun side of life I'm 10 days into sobriety! This may not seem impressive to some but when you live in a small city and have an apartment smack dab downtown in the middle of all the restaurents and bars its hard to get away from. Not having a car means I'm limited to activities in my area. Friends only come to this area to do one thing........see my problem? All of this good behaviour and fitness lifestyle is simple a precursor to my summer plans. I just bought Hospitality Leeds tickets so I can celebrate Luke, Dave and my birthday's in style over in England April 17th. The next weekend is Wazz's birthday party in London. Somewhere on that trip I hope to see Andreas on my way to scout out my future home in Southampton.

When I get back from the England trip it'll be a few short weeks before the holiest of holies "The Boys Trip to Hilton Head"!!!!!! Tequila and Fresca cooley cups for EVERYBODY! My one resolution is to actually eat a minimum of 1 meal per day and hopefully its Atomic Mushrom $1.50 slices of Pizza. This trip will be over whatever big holiday those Americans have in May. Victoria Day??? I don't know but fun is had by all.

I'll get back from Hilton Head with a few weeks to spare before flying to Las Vegas for some WSOP fun and Electric Daisy Carnival. EDC was by far the best party I've ever been to and I look forward to crushing infinity vodka lemonades.

Well that's it for now.

I was in a really bad place come late January. How I got there is a blog for another day. In time I will tell the story start to finish but lets just pick up from there. I had failed my NL experiment. Not technically I guess as I was beating 50 NL for some amount of money but after 50k hands I was up $800. It wasn't cutting it. By this point I had almost given up on PLO. Gavz was on vacation so I wasn't getting the daily reminder of how people still win at the silly four card game. Coming off a fifth consecutive losing month is not fun. I had "officially" told Sophia a half dozen times that I was done with PLO as it was as if every session was doomed before it started. This is not the proper winning mindset as I'm sure all of you know.

Late January I was questioning life and my future. I decided action need take action. With my life in shambles and poker seeming to draw to an end I set my eyes on the job market. Sophia and I are moving to the UK in September so she can go to Law school. This didn't exactly give me an optimal window of time to find a real person job. My best and only option over minimum wage was getting work in a bar. This sounds easier than it actually is as anyone from that world knows January is a shitty almost impossible time to find work even with years of experience, something I clearly lack. I have lots of friends who are GMs or head bartenders and all of them gave me the same response. "Don't worry Galen we'll get you in but you gotta wait until spring". Taking the initiative I took my Smart Serve Certification. It's literally the biggest waste of time that makes you watch roughly three hours of interactive videos before taking the actual test. If I meet the guy from the videos I will make a point to get beligerantly drunk and "display signs of intoxication" as I smack his face. Jokes on him as Zak, my old roommate, and I made chili while crushing two cases of beer while I passed my service of alcohol testing. Its roughly 14 beers.

With my Smart Serve passed and nothing but 60 odd days between me and my new career path I literally had nothing but time. I was afraid to play poker as it was a mind beat down I just didn't want to deal with. I had put my video making with CR on hold the month before because I felt unethical making instructional videos when I couldn't even tie my own shoes anymore, symbolically speaking that is. I totally respect people who work day to day jobs and at that moment I was envious of people who leave home in the morning and come home with more than they left with. People who haven't worked a performance based job before have no idea how this feels. My online roll stood at $1400 and I had no intention of redepositing because what was the point. I had never lost 5 straight months before and more money wasn't going to just make it go away.

The day after my last "last" PLO session at 100PLO on February 1st I spoke to my good friend Luke, LFmagic, got me to download Whatsapp for the iPhone. It allows me to text people around the world for free using my data plan. Pretty fucking awesome and you must grab it for 99 cents in the App Store. During one of our chats we got into a pretty deep conversation. I won't go into too many details but it ended with me having a much better outlook on life in the future. Here's some of his direct quotes from the chat history


"Need to hold off from the pressure of it all and set small targets ie I WILL make $100 today and play $10 SnGs or something"

"you'll always get back if you believe in yourself tho, simple as that. Regardless of how much money you've got make sure you're in the game"

This conversation made me get over the thoughts of "how did it come to this?" and "What did everyone in the entire fucking world get better than me at PLO overnight?" He made me realize that even playing the smallest of stakes you can beat most jobs hourly wage. You need to disassociate yourself from the value of money and think in terms of BBs. This is something all high stakes players need to do but I feel its equally important at the low stakes. Way to easy to just say fuck it I call its only $7 instead of X BBs. With the motivation to actually play small stakes in one last gasped hurrah I came back to my computer chair. I knew something had to be done to change my game. I gave it two solid days of constant thought and roughly 1L of vodka later I came up with the solution. The George Costanza approach. If everything I knew was wrong then fuck everybody I'm going to spit in the face of all conventional PLO theory.

Feb 6th I started with six 50 PLO 6maxs. I was racking up pots left and right and followed the table donator up to 100PLO for some hands. Luckily things went well and I booked $360 on the day adding a 30% boost to my roll, I know this is horrendous bankroll management to play 50 PLO on $1400 let alone 100PLO. Keep in mind that my monthly nut is roughly $2200 a month and playing roll appropriate stakes wasn't going to help me at all. Not to mention beating the rake at low low stakes is absurd. I approach Day 1 with an all or nothing mindset. Either this new approach would go well or I would lose the last of my online money. Day 2 was even better than day 1 and with another $606 added to the roll I was feeling pretty good. My session lengths weren't very long as I was using a win, quit, be happy for a change approach to life. For the next week I played mostly 50 PLO gradually playing more and more 100 tables. After the first week I had almost $6k from my $1400. If you do the math you'll notice it doesn't add up but thank god I found out I had a unknown $1000 credit in an old account to give my roll a much need jump. Add in my Moneybookers for cash points I had $6k!

Keeping with my aggressive roll laddering I took a calcutated risk at 200 PLO on Feb 14th exactly 8 from coming back to PLO and 12 days since my LFmagic pep talk. "You chose wisely" - Templar knight says to Indiana Jones......but I did and booked my biggest day of the month to day with a $1427 day. Please not I wasn't moving up entirely. I would literally play any game that was running between 50-100 PLO and the good 200 games I saw. It pays having a HEM DB of many 100s of thousands of hands and many colour tagged notes. Game selection for the win. After the 14th I started phasing out the 50 games. I stopped my HU 6max table starting at the 50 games and started the same process in the 100 games while playing more and more 200 PLO. Things kept going well and I was on an undefeated streak of over half a month.

On Feb 19 my winning streak came to an end. It wasn't a big loss but to be honest it was kind of welcomed as sick as that sounds. I no longer cared about "keeping the streak alive" and got back to business of winning. In all honestly I walked away from that day so I could better focus my attention on Taco Night at Zak's place so maybe I could have fought back but I didn't really care. From there I was playing mostly all 200 PLO and only 100s when I couldn't find a table. It wasn't until I passed $10k roll mark that I started table starting at 200 games. Not playing HU at your top end of stakes is huge IMO because variance is such a beeeeeeeeeaaaaaaachhhhh.

I continued to grind it out and what do you know I passed $10,000 profits pre rakeback on the month! This was my first winning month in six months and it fit my "five figures or it didn't count as a win" mantra of days passed. I've taken two shots at 400 PLO over the last two days and its gone Meh at best. There's a guy who dumps it off to me at 200s but crushes me hand after hand at 400s playing the same way. Its frustrating but my sample size is small. As in all other stake level ups I'm playing no more than 3 tables of the highest stake and never ever HU. Hopefully the March update will have me phase out of 200s into 400s and repeat the process. Skies the limit really.

Well that's pretty much that. I laid it all on the table for all to see. I'm hoping the graph gods realize this is a motivational tale of what's possible and not a "look how good I am" entry. Below you will find my Smart Serve card beside the first dollar I made in 2012 before the great run I went on. Even after the terrible end of 2012 I was still up low $100s on the year but it felt like such a distant memory. They both sit on my desktop screen base. The loonie is there to remind me how big things have small beginnings and the Smart Serve to how humble I should be for having a job that is a double edge sword. Live by the sword and don't blow up your life die by the sword. Last night over a great all you can eat sushi dinner with Sophia I said "I'm glad I haven't binked a big tournament before or run up bankroll to seven figures. I wasn't ready for it. When I young I would have blow a good chunk of it foolishly but now I feel I would do the right thing if presented the moment."

March is 4 hours away and my roll sits near $15k. I'm giving up drinking and all non food related spending to focus on the grind. I'll keep up my morning www.workoutbox.com pumps and hit the tables hard. I'm leaving two bullets in the chamber for St Pattys Day and Sophia's birthday. Besides that its going to be hand after hand of PLO. As for CR video making I expect to put something together this month to better describe the big changes I've implemented. Time to get Jacked and get Paid!

Call me paranoid or whatever you'd like really but when I get prompted upon opening my Stars account that it is locked due to my association with a guy I don't even know I get a little on edge. Upon further research I found out its a guy from Ottawa that I met briefly a few years ago and have friends of friends at best. This is a touchy issue for me as I've lost accounts to Eurolinx and two different iPoker skins. I'd really like a proper explanation and can only hope Stars security works quickly on their end. I will post details as I get them.

*****Update*****

3 emails later my account is back in working order. I had logged in from a friends laptop on Sunday and two years ago he had been lent to someone who had let the player in question use it. Apparently the entire computer is a red flag for Stars and since my friend hadn't used it since buying new computer in two years nobody knew. Morale of the story always use your own computers.

Well yesterday didn't go according to plan and I finally booked a losing day on the month. Crazy run bad right?? I just didn't want to mention my No Hitter during the streak but it came to an end with a $550 losing day. After coming home from the gym I started a table and a guy played me HU for 100 hands or so and he smashed me for $800 at 1/2 and I just wasn't able to claw back into the green on the day. No big deal it was somewhat of a relief to not have the pressure of having to win. I could have fit in another session later in the day but opted out to head to my old room mates house for Taco Night. Fun times were had by all and I went to bed happy.

Today I slept in till 9:30. I didn't do my grocery shopping yesterday and didn't have enough food to fuel a workout day so I skipped the gym. I'm making a big dinner for Sophia tonight at the same time I'll be making meat sauce for the week. My sessions today went quite well and I want to share a well timed misclick hand. My HEM HUD sometimes blocks my view of the BTN and I didn't realize I was last to act on the flop. Things worked out perfectly although I doubt it makes a difference if I bet the flop or misclicked checked.

MP$253.50 (126.8 bb)
COHero$320.80 (160.4 bb)
BTN$116.80 (58.4 bb)
SB$211.20 (105.6 bb)
BB$228 (114 bb)
UTG$249.90 (125 bb)

Preflop: Hero is CO with T 9 K K
2 folds, Hero raises to $6, BTN folds, SB raises to $20, BB calls $18, Hero calls $14

Flop: ($60) 4 Q K (3 players)
SB checks, BB checks, Hero checks

Turn: ($60) 6 (3 players)
SB bets $60, BB raises to $208 and is all-in, Hero raises to $300.80 and is all-in, SB calls $131.20 and is all-in

River: ($667.20) 5 (3 players, 3 are all-in)

Results: $667.20 pot ($3 rake)
Final Board: 4 Q K 6 5
Hero showed T 9 K K and won $664.20 ($436.20 net)
SB showed T A 3 J and lost (-$211.20 net)
BB showed 4 4 6 A and lost (-$228 net)

Just a quick one sending good thoughts out into the world. Hope everyone had a great Family Day/Presidents Day and took Monday to do something to just be happy.

I'm off to the gym to start week 2 of my www.workoutbox.com program. If you have the discipline to follow what they lay out for you then I guarentee you'll get maximum results out of yourself. Last week I started setting my alarm at 8am so I can make it to the gym and home before noon. By setting it for 8 it leaves me room to bash the snooze button a few times. I'm really hoping as this becomes more of a routine I will actually get up at 8am. This new program requires I have a sizeable breakfast so I must be up early enough to eat and let the food process for an hour before getting to the gym. At the moment I'm putting back a cup of oatmeal with strawberries, a banana, two egg omelette with a slice of cheese and salsa with a glass of milk and whey. All told my breaky comes out to about 800-900 calories depending the size of the fruits. Its weird how traditional values have people eating breakfast as their smallest meal followed by lunch than dinner when science suggest the opposite to be optimal.

Well its just about 10am and I have another 15 minutes of wait time. I'm looking forward to sharing my PLO results for the month but that's going to be after the month is over. Things have been going much better and I feel pretty solid about my decisions. I got the "how can you play a hand that way" out of a decent reg the other day that made me smile because he blamed me for "playing badly" when he's the one who got induced into bluffing off another 150bb on the turn and river. There's a huge difference between a stubborn player unable to let go of a hand and guy owning you knowing he he likely has the best hand no matter how weak it is.

Anyways lets put up some big numbers this week and focus on smashing the March 3rd Sunday Million for a cool Skjervoy!

(I'm gonna try and coin Skjervoy as a synonym for +$1,000,000 scores)

Steve asked me to do a CardPlayer hand analysis article with him and I agreed. Later we got on to lets shall we say less work related discussions. Considering we've never met this was a pretty funny first conversation. He was playing live at the Hard Rock somewhere in the US and enjoy........seriously though I want to get a job dealing WSOP just to do this.

[2/14/2013 11:30:26 PM] Steve Schult: Lolol a couple time I left lol Ed and people are giving me weird looks
[2/14/2013 11:31:46 PM] galen cranston: just start drinking heavily
[2/14/2013 11:31:51 PM] galen cranston: and being loud when you win pots
[2/14/2013 11:32:01 PM] Steve Schult: Lolol
[2/14/2013 11:32:18 PM] Steve Schult: Just to fit the douche young guy stereotype
[2/14/2013 11:32:34 PM] galen cranston: make a call and say "i knew you were bluffing"
[2/14/2013 11:32:41 PM] galen cranston: you have a tell
[2/14/2013 11:33:12 PM] galen cranston: just start quoting rounders in general
[2/14/2013 11:33:18 PM] Steve Schult: Lol ill try
[2/14/2013 11:33:27 PM] Steve Schult: It's hard to be that douchey
[2/14/2013 11:34:23 PM] galen cranston: me im typing in my action to people online
[2/14/2013 11:34:26 PM] galen cranston: then betting that amount
[2/14/2013 11:34:38 PM] galen cranston: next level leveling
[2/14/2013 11:35:59 PM] Steve Schult: Lol ill try that when I can play online again
[2/14/2013 11:36:15 PM] galen cranston: nonon you gotta do it now
[2/14/2013 11:36:23 PM] galen cranston: but say "Bet" then wait 20 seconds
[2/14/2013 11:36:25 PM] galen cranston: then your amount
[2/14/2013 11:36:29 PM] galen cranston: another 20 seconds
[2/14/2013 11:36:31 PM] galen cranston: then chips
[2/14/2013 11:36:33 PM] Steve Schult: Haha
[2/14/2013 11:37:55 PM] Steve Schult: The only problem is I'm on a softball team with a bunch of dealers lol don't wanna piss the staff off too much
[2/14/2013 11:38:11 PM] galen cranston: dealing is such a fun job
[2/14/2013 11:38:15 PM] galen cranston: i did it way back when
[2/14/2013 11:38:52 PM] Steve Schult: I've seen them take some serious shit
[2/14/2013 11:39:11 PM] galen cranston: thats the fun part
[2/14/2013 11:39:15 PM] galen cranston: seeing people blow up
[2/14/2013 11:39:49 PM] Steve Schult: Lol
[2/14/2013 11:40:08 PM] galen cranston: its worth getting fired saying "booom goes the dynamite" at the most perfect moment
[2/14/2013 11:40:32 PM] Steve Schult: I'm dying over here
[2/14/2013 11:40:34 PM] Steve Schult: Lolol
[2/14/2013 11:40:55 PM] galen cranston: like a guy loses a 20k pot whos been gicving you shit on a two out river
[2/14/2013 11:40:57 PM] Steve Schult: Cause I can see some crotchety old man losing his shit
[2/14/2013 11:40:57 PM] galen cranston: BOOOOOOOOOOOOM
[2/14/2013 11:41:34 PM] galen cranston: go next level and tip the player who wins the hand
[2/14/2013 11:41:55 PM] Steve Schult: Lol out of the well?
[2/14/2013 11:41:58 PM] galen cranston: why not
[2/14/2013 11:42:02 PM] galen cranston: your getting fired anywyas
[2/14/2013 11:42:17 PM] galen cranston: well or your tip jar its all the same
[2/14/2013 11:42:35 PM] galen cranston: you for sure must tip the player as the dealer for giving you such a perfect moment
[2/14/2013 11:42:49 PM] Steve Schult: Lolol
[2/14/2013 11:43:57 PM] galen cranston: imagine what we could sell that for if it was caught on tape
[2/14/2013 11:44:15 PM] Steve Schult: Be a YouTube millionaire
[2/14/2013 11:44:44 PM] galen cranston: i think were onto something big here
[2/14/2013 11:45:24 PM] Steve Schult: Prolly
[2/14/2013 11:46:01 PM] Steve Schult: Ill try and get one of my buddies to do it lol well just have to cut them in
[2/14/2013 11:46:18 PM] galen cranston: get him one of those helmut cams snowboarders wear
[2/14/2013 11:46:29 PM] galen cranston: so punches are felt on youtube
[2/14/2013 11:46:45 PM] Steve Schult: Lolol
[2/14/2013 11:47:30 PM] galen cranston: k ill leave you alone now GL
[2/14/2013 11:47:45 PM] Steve Schult: Thanks man. Later