MrCatPants
Full House
I've been debating even making this post, as it will contribute to the "wtf is wrong with your game, @MrCatPants?" but I am stuck on the proper next course of action and would like some opinions.
Some of you may have noticed I had posted a semi-innocuous response in another thread talking about my last game that "I have a new worst thing that has ever happened." Well, here's what happened and what I'm thinking I'm going to do.
Hosted a muti-table tournament - we are in the cash game post tourney completion, so only about 7 of us are left out of the original ~20, and I have yet to use the restroom all night. I get up to go and clearly notice someone has significantly spattered the wall next to my toilet (about a good two feet away) and attempted to clean it using the paper handtowels I set out, but since it is builder grade paint is does not 'clean' well and there's clearly a major stain with a epicenter and significant corona of spatter. I know we all assume it's probably pee, but I don't know if it was vomit, a spilled drink, etc. I emerge befuddled and bring it up because I'm assuming the wall pee-er/puke-er would already have left. Based on the reaction, I believe that supposition is correct. I ended up having to repaint my bathroom the next morning - if my wife had noticed she would have lost her shit (and rightly so). I have not received any sort of communication or apology from anyone after the fact (I get why if someone did it accidently they may have just left and not wanted to bring it up with a large audience, but not receiving anything after is...troubling). I've done some soft feelers with more trusted regs, but no clear feedback.
I have debated sending out a note before my next tournament (as that crew does not fully overlap with my cash crew) with a 'hey, here's what happened last game, can't believe I'm saying this but please respect my house, yadda yadda - something like this cannot happen again' but 1) not sure that will help anything and 2) unsure if I should be actively trying to determine who this was, whether 'unfortunate accident' or negligence and 3) not sure if publicizing with my crew is the right move/if it makes it weirder or not. It's really fucked up.
What would you do next with an established group?
Some of you may have noticed I had posted a semi-innocuous response in another thread talking about my last game that "I have a new worst thing that has ever happened." Well, here's what happened and what I'm thinking I'm going to do.
Hosted a muti-table tournament - we are in the cash game post tourney completion, so only about 7 of us are left out of the original ~20, and I have yet to use the restroom all night. I get up to go and clearly notice someone has significantly spattered the wall next to my toilet (about a good two feet away) and attempted to clean it using the paper handtowels I set out, but since it is builder grade paint is does not 'clean' well and there's clearly a major stain with a epicenter and significant corona of spatter. I know we all assume it's probably pee, but I don't know if it was vomit, a spilled drink, etc. I emerge befuddled and bring it up because I'm assuming the wall pee-er/puke-er would already have left. Based on the reaction, I believe that supposition is correct. I ended up having to repaint my bathroom the next morning - if my wife had noticed she would have lost her shit (and rightly so). I have not received any sort of communication or apology from anyone after the fact (I get why if someone did it accidently they may have just left and not wanted to bring it up with a large audience, but not receiving anything after is...troubling). I've done some soft feelers with more trusted regs, but no clear feedback.
I have debated sending out a note before my next tournament (as that crew does not fully overlap with my cash crew) with a 'hey, here's what happened last game, can't believe I'm saying this but please respect my house, yadda yadda - something like this cannot happen again' but 1) not sure that will help anything and 2) unsure if I should be actively trying to determine who this was, whether 'unfortunate accident' or negligence and 3) not sure if publicizing with my crew is the right move/if it makes it weirder or not. It's really fucked up.
What would you do next with an established group?
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