Mahjong Without the Drama

So around the table, Kathy and I, we went to a tournament this weekend.

And one of the, we support, it was Galveston Mahjong.

Mahjong Galveston, sorry, I don't want to say that wrong.

Veronica Hugger.

She's in our community, in our back door, in our backyard.

I keep saying the wrong words.

I'm so frustrated with this topic that maybe I'm just misspeaking.

Yeah.

But she's in our backyard.

We absolutely support her.

We have like 20 Moxie players at Veronica.

We consider her Moxie.

And so one lady said, you know, it's so nice that you all support each other.

Nicole Barbosa was there who owns another Mahjong group.

And so, I mean, it was just really good to all be together.

There was a Lafayette group that has a big.

So it was nice for somebody to recognize that we all support each other.

In light of, while we were there, some bullshit that happened, when I got a message from one of our Moxie players, and I'll let you tell the story so I don't use many curse words.

Okay.

Well, I'll talk about the bullshit, I guess.

Okay, the bullshit.

So the Moxie misdemeanor of today is...

There was somebody on Facebook, and, you know, we're all in these Mahjong Facebook groups.

I don't even know how many I'm in now.

But somebody impersonating another person in the Mahjong world using a different name posted in a well-known Mahjong group.