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David Tepper's Dilworth Drop-in

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38 minutes ago, Jackie Lee said:

If you walk up to a stranger in a bar and take their hat off their head, you should not be surprised if you get punched in the face

In a typical setting I get it. An old man owner picking with a younger fan of an opposing team isn’t a typical setting.  
 

If he had done that to you in the same situation and you punched him in response, I’d think you were the a-hole. 

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1 hour ago, ECHornet said:

In a typical setting I get it. An old man owner picking with a younger fan of an opposing team isn’t a typical setting.  
 

If he had done that to you in the same situation and you punched him in response, I’d think you were the a-hole. 

Nah. Rule #1 of man code. Keep your hands to yourself. Touch me and I’ll touch you back regardless of age or status. 

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24 minutes ago, RJK said:

Nah. Rule #1 of man code. Keep your hands to yourself. Touch me and I’ll touch you back regardless of age or status. 

A man in his twenties/thirties punching a man who could receive Medicare bc he touched his hat is a bum. 

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20 minutes ago, scpanther22 said:

I think the #1 rule of "man code" would be the ability to discern the situation and not go flying off the rails 

The situation is rich fat guy thinks he can do and say whatever he wants because people like you have been letting him his whole life 

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