The waiver table is a work assignment, though folks weren't there all day,
stopping when we ran out of wristbands.
Also the Coliseum does provide security...he was the guy scooting around,
even bought a sandwich from our food vendor. He can't tell who belongs to
what wheels, and wouldn't have a clue, unfortunately. :(
--Pat Kelly
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>From: Ms Katie Kelly <aceontour@yahoo.com>
>To: ba-autox@autox.team.net
>Subject: Re: Last Sunday
>Date: Wed, Mar 5, 2003, 1:41 PM
>
> General comment: Just remember that whatever sounds
> like the best solution on this e-mail list doesn't
> always work in real life. Creating another task or
> worker position really does seem like a great idea,
> until it's the actual event and no one signs up for
> it. Not that I have any idea what the best solution
> is, but if I were to make a prediction, if we make
> this a worker assignment, it will last for a few
> events, until hype dies down, and sooner or later, the
> waiver table will be left unpersoned, just like it was
> at every late season event that I attended last year.
>
> -Katie
>
> =====
> Katie Kelly
>
> Guilt slows your metabolism.
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