Well excuse me...

It's just that my original request was read by Sumo two days ago, without any response.
So I figured he choose to not send me Lunch for two, or was so busy he forgot about my Pm.
All I did was remind him of my request two days after he read it. If that comes across as Impatience, so be it. I won't bother you again, sir.

Frank

Frank, I have a system for how I respond to PMs. I have never not responded to you. All I asked for was just a little patience. It takes time to respond to every PM. They get answered in order of importance. There's no need to get your nose out of joint.

I'm not here to look good. If I want to look good, I will go to my hairdresser.
I just hate being wrongly judged.

My pm ending with a friendly "Regards" wasn't good enough?
In that case: thank you very much, sir. Your gift is much appreciated.

Regards,

Frank

Hi Sudo,

Thanks a lot for sharing this with me. I just finished reading it and I must say... It's Wonderful!

I really like the way you have used this principle.

Thanks again for your generosity.

Best Regards,

Shaukat

I never judged you Frank. I simply asked you to have some patience.

@ shaukat - you're welcome!

You're always welcome Sean.

You're not the only one posting and reacting in his thread, Sudo...

And yes you did judge. My posts were not good enough and I didn't give you a proper Thank you (which remark was deleted from your post).

But it's okay. Please continue with the people that are important for you.

Good luck with everything.

Regards,

Frank

What are you talking about Frank? Yes, I did remove the "you still didn't even say thanks" comment immediately after I posted it because I felt that while it was a valid point, it wasn't going to help improve the situation.

Now you're accusing me of favoritism?

Jeez. And I still haven't even had my morning coffee yet...

I need a break.

Whatever....

Sudo graciously sent me a copy of Lunch For Two for free!.

I really like this. It is a way to give a little more substance to Tequila Hustler (which is excellent btw) and make it a fuller presentation. Normally, I don't like the OTL principle, but the way Sudo applies it in this effect is different from the standard way and perfectly fits with the presentation.

This gets 5 stars from me.

Thank you Sudo Nihm for sending this.

Tony

You're welcome Tony!

I really enjoyed this! I have been obsessed with the base principle lately and this is a great way to use it! Definitely one of those why didn't I think of that ideas! I still don't understand why Sudo is giving his stuff away...worth paying money for!

Nathan

Hi Sudo, can you please share it with me. Thanks in advance

Thank you Sudo for sharing!

What a great idea! I like the concept a lot!

Keep up the good work!

/Fredrik

Thanks Fredrik. Glad you enjoyed it.

Sudo has generously shared Lunch For Two with me as well.

Great introduction to the concept which uses a well known principle for a great application. I will use it. For those who have it, you can use a graphology theme so the idea of deception won't be raised but it will still provide the benefit.

Receiving Lunch For Two was a real treat. Ten seconds after opening it, I was thinking of all sorts of applications for this new application of an old principle. It is very well integrated into TH, but could easily be applied to other classic plots such as Positive/Negative. I haven't used this yet, but I believe that this is something that I will use very often some day, with or without the TH connection. And that I received it as a gift... well, that's just the icing on the cake.

Thanks, Sudo. This was great thinking!

Best,
Jinksy