The situation was. All the players at the table wagering on Player side. High wagering player returns a total of 5 and the dealer then flops a total of 6 over for the Banker. Dealer slides a card out and the high wagering player flops over a 7 to add on to the player side. Dealer proceeds to immediately swoop everyone's wager up while saying, "banker wins with a 6 over a 2". Naturally we all look at the dealer and say, wait. He already had all the chips sitting in the last person's space by the time he stopped and did that unintelligent look---crunch one's eyebrows and cock your head slightly thing. Dealer yells for the floor person and when he comes over, the wagers are returned and floor tells the dealer to pull another banker card. Banker card is an Ace and fortune 40-1 wins. Most of us had fortune out there, which added up to a hell of a lot more than our Player wagers anyways. Dealer still in amazement and says some smart stuff thing like, "guess none of you made a mistake in your lives, huh". We all look at him and ask how long he has been dealing and he says, "none of your business, I know what I am doing" or something real close to that anyways. My buddy and I look at each other and we mimic the dealer in everything he just said.
The dealer doesn't think our little skit is very funny and calls the floor person over once again. He tells the floor that we are acting a bit out of line and asked the floor to tell us to 'behave' ourselves. That is when I pick up the shoe and toss it into the middle of the pit. I told the dealer, "how's that--is that behaving good enough for you"?
I got a 30 day time out, stand in the corner--for my actions. Big deal.
The dealer doesn't think our little skit is very funny and calls the floor person over once again. He tells the floor that we are acting a bit out of line and asked the floor to tell us to 'behave' ourselves. That is when I pick up the shoe and toss it into the middle of the pit. I told the dealer, "how's that--is that behaving good enough for you"?
I got a 30 day time out, stand in the corner--for my actions. Big deal.