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Thx for your reply. I've worked in a bookies on and off for about 25 years and I could tell you about many men who either took their own life or lived lives of LOUD desperation. It makes me shudder.It’s the old, do you want to be shot or hung, really.
If we are talking extreme addiction, which I assume we are, then I would go with gambling.
Why? Well, you love your children and want the best for them. Pros and Cons, neither have any pros but drug addiction can lead to an untimely death. Not saying gambling can’t but in all essence, less likely.
The downside of a severe gambling addiction is the cost. I don’t know much about drugs but I doubt you could take 250 quids worth in an evening and survive (as I say, could be well off the mark) but you could blow 2k a night gambling and more.
"The downside of a severe gambling addiction is the cost".Thx for your reply. I've worked in a bookies on and off for about 25 years and I could tell you about many men who either took their own life or lived lives of LOUD desperation. It makes me shudder.
A familiar experience to the Bonanza player.About 20 years ago, someone told me that after injecting heroin, they would piss and shit under themselves and usually got their clothes burned with cigarettes. And this continued for some time. He had simply met with the wrong 'friends' during his 20s...
When he shared this story with me, it was hard to believe because he looked good, had a job, and showed no interest in drugs whatsoever. So i reckon getting over drugs (even those most dangerous ones), in general, should be easier than quitting gambling for good.
And even in this case something is worse. How often do we choose between two evils - the lesserDo you want syphilis or herpes?
Not really - herpes you can never get rid of and it won't kill you, syphilis untreated will kill you, but can be cured.And even in this case something is worse. How often do we choose between two evils - the lesser
No, but the missus does.
The names people give their children nowadays!Do you want syphilis or herpes?
And which would you prefer?Not really - herpes you can never get rid of and it won't kill you, syphilis untreated will kill you, but can be cured.
For many the idea or choice of stopping isn’t really an idea never mind a possibility - it’s all about chasing the dopamine hit into nothingness because regardless of the outcome the need for that stimulation is never ending.But when I do lose I'm much more likely to just take a break from it than go chasing my losses.
As for drugs? I think I smoked 2 joints in my early 20's and that's it. Never done it since and have never tried anything else. I just don't understand why people want to fuck themselves up with stronger stuff.
Don’t think you’ll get many takers. You could have been a bit more generous with the hours.“If I gave you 100 millions dollars today but you have to die in 48 hours - would you take it”?

And this is how you understand the value of lifeDon’t think you’ll get many takers. You could have been a bit more generous with the hours.![]()
