I had a great day dealing poker at the Birch Street Nursing Home. As Mrs. Lieberman had instructed, I kept an eye out to make sure none of the players at my table were peeking at each other's cards. After the last hand, Mrs. Lieberman pulled me aside and told me she had been watching me and saw much improvement. She then told me that dealers must count the cards at the end of the day to make sure they're all there. She said it would be no good for one of the players to walk away with a couple of aces up her sleeve.
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