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<blockquote data-quote="shutyertrap" data-source="post: 183099" data-attributes="member: 134"><p>Tim Arnold is a hoot. If you ever do get a chance to go to the PHOF, you simply must have a conversation with him. And don't worry about getting him ranting, he'll do that all on his own! On the same hand, do not even think of disrespecting him or the PHOF. This dude's blood, sweat, and tears are all over the building, and even the most innocent of slights is a dagger in his back.</p><p></p><p>First time I ever visited, I asked him if he had a certain table on location, and he quickly pointed it out. First though, he gave me a quick history lesson and walked me over to a different machine to try. As soon as I was finished with that game, he grabbed me and put me on another. He knew I'd played previously the one I was asking about, but wanted to make sure I experienced these others first, to further my appreciation for the one I actually wanted to play. There were only 3 other players in the building at that point, which explains the extra attention (and this was only 2 or 3 weeks into the place actually being open). When I visited a few years later, I heard him doing the same thing to another visitor.</p><p></p><p>They don't make 'em like Tim much anymore.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="shutyertrap, post: 183099, member: 134"] Tim Arnold is a hoot. If you ever do get a chance to go to the PHOF, you simply must have a conversation with him. And don't worry about getting him ranting, he'll do that all on his own! On the same hand, do not even think of disrespecting him or the PHOF. This dude's blood, sweat, and tears are all over the building, and even the most innocent of slights is a dagger in his back. First time I ever visited, I asked him if he had a certain table on location, and he quickly pointed it out. First though, he gave me a quick history lesson and walked me over to a different machine to try. As soon as I was finished with that game, he grabbed me and put me on another. He knew I'd played previously the one I was asking about, but wanted to make sure I experienced these others first, to further my appreciation for the one I actually wanted to play. There were only 3 other players in the building at that point, which explains the extra attention (and this was only 2 or 3 weeks into the place actually being open). When I visited a few years later, I heard him doing the same thing to another visitor. They don't make 'em like Tim much anymore. [/QUOTE]
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