Exclusive Interview with Ishaun Singh from the WPA

[@HillbillyIslandLife]

Hear ya perfect

[@gabinobarrera6048]

I'm really glad I lishened to that I was shuffering from shevere insomnia after lishening to 5 minutes of that I fell asleep and shlept like a baby

[@sdickinson5234]

If a particular country has sanctions in place making it illegal for certain players to participate in a particular event in that country then fine, ban the players from that event. However for the WPA to ban certain players for political reasons when there are no legal sanctions requiring them to do so is WRONG.

[@yes2crypto]

It is still not clear to me at all. Why we need any governing body to play some pool

[@jameydyer1240]

I wish I could afford to run pool properly. If I ever won a lottery I would ban any player from playing in any WPA event. They would go away. I know. Pipe dream.

[@robertreese2600]

Have not even started this yet, but Mr. Singh appears to be a little stressed. lol. Took some notes. 1. Why are the WPA subcontracting the disciplinary actions involving banned/illegal substances? Totally inappropriate in my opinion. 2. I was in a safety related occupation for 31 years. I was randomly drug tested at various times (before, during and after my shift) noone cared about my emotional state at the time, nor should they. I was tested almost every time because there were only a handful of us per shift. Random is not so random with only a few subjects to test. Like the last 16. 3. What about the 25% rumor? 25% of what?! 4. The WPA appears to be run on an european business model. Very cumbersome and inefficient. They also have way too many relief valves to use to pass the blame. Again, unacceptable. Thanks to Mr. Singh for having the fortitude to come on your show. Looking forward to hearing from him again.

[@HillbillyIslandLife]

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