If you walk into a bar and see someone playing a game that you want to play, you have several options available to you.  Only one of them results in you not getting to play.

1. You can sit quietly, not bothering the person who was there first, and politely wait your turn.
2. In-between games you can politely say, “Excuse me for interrupting, but when you are done would you mind letting us know so we can move on down here?  Thank you very much.”
3. You can also try “Excuse me, but we’re just going to be here a few minutes and there’s a game we really want to play.   Could I buy your credits from you or perhaps buy you a drink and hop in for a few minutes?”
4. You can have a drink and then realize that there are at least 20 other MegaTouch machines with Photo Hunt within walking distance and go to any of them.
5. You can interrupt in the middle of the game and start quizzing the person playing about how much longer they are going to be playing, not stop talking, and continue to distract the player and cause them to lose their game.  Then stand a few feet away talking trash like the person isn’t there, and whine to the bartender, and ask the bartender to unplug the machine and say it’s closing time, and re-interrupt repeatedly, and trying to jump in and steal credits while the player is in the bathroom, and re-interrupt some more and continue to talk trash from a few feet away.

Oh, I’m sorry, you group of entitled-feeling twenty-something year-old d-bags, did you choose poorly and select the one and only course of action that might piss off the person you were negotiating with?

Then I’m sorry that you flustered me so much that when I stood up with $5 to go put in the jukebox I accidentally tripped and sent my money into the Megatouch money slot by mistake.   Oh… did closing time come before all my credits got used up?    Awwww…. so sad.

If it’s any consolation, I still have 1 credit left in the machine.   If you hurry and get back there at opening time this morning, you might be able to get your Photo Hunt in.