On Wed, Dec 13, 2000 at 03:42:25PM -0800, Scott Brim wrote: > ... Second, the overcrowding at the social > event was such that it was clear there was a very good chance that if > you weren't at the front of a "line" you would not get what you wanted > ever. Ever. Not a situation we face very often. Indeed I waited on line for 15 minutes and when I finally got to the food table there was NOTHING (except some Chick Peas). I stood around for a while and eventually wandered away. For my second attempt, I was not so polite (and the line was a bit amorphous), but I got food! We shouldn't criticize people based on their behavior in a crowded and poorly organized arrangement (the placement of the food by the theater made determining who was on what line problematical). -Jeff
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