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Game Theory

People always respond to incentives. That is what I believe anyways. People will always choose the best possible choice for themselves. Making the best choice based on what other people choice. For example Ash and Gary can choose either Charmander or Squrtle. If Ash picks Charmander, Gary will pick Squrtle and Squrtle beats Charmander. If Ash picks Squrtle, Gary will also pick Squrtle because they will both be even. Unless there is only one Squrtle. Then Gary has to pick Charmander. This can be applied to real life. Catholics tell the public that you will go to hell if you don't believe in God. So people can choose to believe in God or not. If they do and die. They can go to heaven or God doesn't exists and whatever happens. If they don't believe in god and die. They will either go to Hell or God doesn't exists and whatever happens. But, what if god respects critical thinking and that he supplied no evidence for his existence? What if the bible put immoral things in it such as killing homos, stoning kids, supporting slavery and degrading women to see if they were correct? If he was infinitely good and knows that those actions are immorally wrong, would he send someone to hell just because he didn't believe in him? Some food for thought. I'm hungry.

Online Poker on Hold

I've been playing less and less online poker and spending more time on my school work. I'm putting my poker time on hold because I am reading Harrington on Online Cash Games. Hopefully, this book will increase my poker skills and make me lots of monies.

Past few days, I've been frequently eating out often all around Toronto. I've been spending a lot of money this past week on food. I'm pretty cheap with money so I will rate the cheapest and best places to eat in Toronto.

Kathy's Corner

This place is freaking awesome! For under 6$ you can get potatoes, rice, salad and chicken. The best part is when you eat the chicken skin. You know it's not that good for you but you eat it anyways because it is so good. You can also control how much salt you can put on your meal for those that have high blood pressure. It's quite the walk from TRS, but well worth it for the price and quality of the meal.

5/5 precstars

Shanghai Chinese Restaurant

I come here often ordering Jajangmyeon. It is a very popular Korean dish that is popular with Koreans. It is noodles with black bean sauce and they add diced up vegetable and meats. It's very delicious and probably the best Jajangmyeon restaurant that is reachable by TTC in Toronto. Just a few walks away from Finch Station, you can get delicious Jajangmyeon for under 6$ if you get take out. My mouth is watering right now. Fuck you.

5/5 precstars

All Stars

I know it says Green Lady, but trust me guys, It's called All Stars. I use to come by this place so often in high school. For $3.50 you can get fried rice plus one item. The popular item with student is chili chicken. You can get them to add that red sauce and stir it with the rice and you eat it after a long day of high school and you are satisfied. Then after you leave the store and you hark on the street cause they put so much god damn MSG in there sauce. But for $3.50 you can't go wrong.

5/5 precstars

Jack Astor's Bar and Grill

This place is expensive. Why would I pay 15$ for a burger when I can make one myself at home for free. There proportions are tiny and every time I finish eating there I want to eat more. It seems like people go there to look at the pretty waitresses, but who needs that when you have the internet in this day and age. Their drinks are like 3$ and there service is so bad you only get a chance to get one refill. The table cloths there are writable so there are always penises drawn towards the person beside me. Other than that, this place is expensive and should be avoided at all cost. Unless you are with a girl and getting the sexes.

0/5 precstars

So, that pretty much sums up my review. Avoid Jacking Astors if you want to save money because pretty soon you're going to need that money to pay for school. This is the end of my blog.

P.S. I will not tell you where these places are located.
P.S.S. This is really the end of my blog.

blogging

edward wants me to blog so i am blogging

Solid September

I'm starting to play poker again after my break I took in July/August. I'm starting at 10NL because I think I'm losing a lot of my edge at 25NL. Pass two session I've been averaging about 25$/hour which is pretty good. There was a fish at my table who would never surrender a pot and would always ship with any cards he had. I stacked him twice with KK, both flopping sets each time and then losing a buy-in when he snap called me AK with Q6. Now that school is starting, I will spend more time on my computer which means more time blogging. Tomorrow is the first day of school. I hope I meet some really cool people. Actually, I don't really care. I'm going to bed.

Seoul, Korea

It's been a while since I've had time to myself and blog. I was in asia for a while visiting relatives and vacation. I went with a tour to go South Korea. We did lots of shopping for clothes and nifty gadgets. On the second day, I parted the tour to meet up with my friend James. We were going to go I-park to watch Starcraft. The subway system in Seoul is so complex. They have 10 subway lines which all interconnect. I got lost a few times and had to ask Korean speaking citizens to get back on track. There is two e-sports stadium in Seoul and turns out I-park wasn't the stadium where they were hosting the match. I got there early so I had time to travel to the other stadium. I met up with James and we watched STX vs SKT1 playoff game. James and I got to be on TV because I was holding a sign up in English.

I was cheering for Kal who is also known as GooJiLa. He had a Shuttle with 2 zealots and a Reaver flying around Fantasy's base. He got like 14 SCV kills and was greatly ahead. However he followed up with 2 speed shuttles with 2 Reaver and 4 Zealots but ran into 3 turrets and a mine and was greatly crippled. I cried a little on the inside. He lost in the ace match and I was extremely disappointed. I got a picture of his back though. He was trying to hide his face because he lost the ace match.

A true warrior

After me and James went to I-park for some jajamyun. It was delicious; I am surprised I have never tried it in China or Hong Kong considering it is Chinese-Korean food. We walked around I-park for a bit and went to a huge computer store building. Shop keepers kept asking me what I wanted in Korean but I don't speak Korean. After we took the subway home; James helped me greatly taking me to my stop. I couldn't find my hotel but I asked a nice Korean lady who was minding her own business and she took me to my hotel. Korean people are really nice. I would strongly consider South Korea as a destination I would visit again in the future.

Seoul, Korea