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it doesnt, but its all relative.
just because 300k is beyond your comfort zone, it does not mean its beyond mine. And if you say that anyone that invests or spends 300k on something he can afford to invest or spend it on does not make it 'gambling' because its more than you would invest or spend. All I am pointing out is just because I decide that 300k is an appropriate amount I am willing to put into cards, it does not just make it 'gambling' and it wont matter if i make or lose money. That sort of thinking is wrong. I think we all make decisions that we are comfortable making, or at least we should. Perhaps your threshold is lower than mine, but that doesnt make you a 'pauper', but it does seem a bit ignorant. justin c 
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