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Old Fri Nov 12, 2010, 05:16am
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Depends on what kind of rookie it is. If it's one who hustles and shows a willingness to learn and get better, I find it to be fun.
If a new (or rookie) partner WANTS to get better and is there to learn and improve their game, this can be a great experience for both of you.

Hustle, pay attention, listen, and learn - if they can do that, I'm good to go.

Just remember though, not everyone is a good teacher and/or mentor - just like not everyone is a good student. Sometimes things just don't click. It's all part of growing and gaining experience.

Good luck.
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