Re: should i take this from a dealer??
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I explain to her that I'm not stupid
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This is the first thing you said to the dealer aside from, "er, huh?" I'm curious how this explanation went down, and if there was any way to say it at all without coming across as snippy and defensive.
Your biggest mistake seems to be in thinking that this is some private party between you and the dealer. She wants to get on to other hands. Everybody else wants to get on to other hands. Nowhere did I see you taking the time to explain that you were confused because of her comment about saying you could bring the chip back, and that's probably for the best as no good could have come of it, but that alone is a big blinky sign that this is way too much for so little. She made a slight error, probably didn't even realize it, and based on her not recognizing the slight error, her side of things seems perfectly reasonable.
Learn to let the little stuff go. Half the time it was a misunderstanding on your own end. Almost all of the time you come out the worst of it trying to do anything about it. Move on to bigger and better. Stop being so insecure.
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