Tuesday, February 3
Only seventeen business days to go.
"All patrons with concession tickets will have the concession status on the back."
... of the ticket.
Yes.
"All patrons with concession tickets will have the concession status on the back of the ticket."
Yes, that's what it means.
It should say "on the back of the ticket", otherwise it means the concession status is on the back of the patron.
What? That is ridiculous.
I know; we can avoid ridicule by saying "on the back of the ticket".
If you insist.
A couple of days later...
"All patrons with concession tickets have the concession status on the back."
[Only sixteen business days if I can build up enough flexitime; or even fifteen.]
"All patrons with concession tickets will have the concession status on the back."
... of the ticket.
Yes.
"All patrons with concession tickets will have the concession status on the back of the ticket."
Yes, that's what it means.
It should say "on the back of the ticket", otherwise it means the concession status is on the back of the patron.
What? That is ridiculous.
I know; we can avoid ridicule by saying "on the back of the ticket".
If you insist.
A couple of days later...
"All patrons with concession tickets have the concession status on the back."
[Only sixteen business days if I can build up enough flexitime; or even fifteen.]
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What is the earliest possible time you could get into the building and clock on? Six? Five-thirty? How about weekends? Because, y'know, if nobody else is there, and it gets you flex time, it may well be worth doing.
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