sixmaybemore
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Who else has been around long enough that they remember doing a Boost America event several years ago? I can't remember what year that was, but there were a ton of sponsored checks and booster giveaways that year.
Anyway. I worked a HUGE event in Eastern WA that year, and it was so wicked cool. Tons of tents set up, TONS of volunteers (and free Krispy Kreme donuts!!). We confiscated the biggest pile of seats. There were so many stations set up that there were golf carts to pass out new seats to the tents, and pick up the confiscated seats.
So anyway anyway. I was just thinking how fun it would be to do a huge event like that again. Although this time, I'd wear sunscreen, and avoid the blisters I got on the back of my legs from being in the sun so long that day!
What seat check have you worked that sticks out in your mind?
Anyway. I worked a HUGE event in Eastern WA that year, and it was so wicked cool. Tons of tents set up, TONS of volunteers (and free Krispy Kreme donuts!!). We confiscated the biggest pile of seats. There were so many stations set up that there were golf carts to pass out new seats to the tents, and pick up the confiscated seats.
So anyway anyway. I was just thinking how fun it would be to do a huge event like that again. Although this time, I'd wear sunscreen, and avoid the blisters I got on the back of my legs from being in the sun so long that day!
What seat check have you worked that sticks out in your mind?
! We used to super big events like that back then--4 hour events doing over 200 seats--but we do smaller events much more often now, so it's more manageable now. It's . . . commonplace . . . now, which is good and bad. Our community expects us to be there, so we can't get them excited about it anymore 
