Rail, that is practically my entire point. He needs to be awakened. He needs to be stood up, to in some effect, go through shock treatment. Just like any other addict. You want to see a drug addict kick? Wiggle around, spasms and convulsions. You want to see an alocholic go through Betty Ford clinic. You think anyone there is offering them a drink? Or saying it's OK. Wake up and smell the coffee. This Chief just needed a shoulder to cry on. I am telling him to quit crying and care for his family. Maybe he can salvage his relationships, maybe. But that is all. Damage is done, and he knows it. I refuse to enable him. It is check in time. Check in a rehab for compulsive gamblers. He is a dark side to our passion. He is the failure example. He is one of many. The industry prays off of people like him. And all walks of life. What about Leonard Tose? Sp? He lost an NFL team? If life has moved forward in evolution terms, this is just one of many pitfalls for today's human. Instead of walking into a tar pit, he chose gambling. Could have been stocks, drugs, booze or many other end of story mistakes. When you see the results of these addictions, it makes you that much colder. I have seen crack babies less than 16 ounces, trembling for a fix. I have seen compulsive gamblers leave their kids or family in the arcade, with nothing, so they can gamble. Little black girl got raped and killed in Vegas from it. By some loser white A-hole. Sorry that I have become jaded in life, but this is a survival of the fittest exercise in today's modern world. Chief made the tar pit choice. He may have one chance left. He may not. For his family's sake I hope he makes the best of it...Best Wishes...OF