Mall of America 2011

[IamWEB]

^Both.

 

[Tyson]

Is Clinton, IA too far? I've found no interested people in organizing something in ND, but I would love to do one there.

Yeah, that old guy didn't know what was going on. I call his kid up, (or I think he approached me and wanted his kid to go now), so he comes up with his cube, and then Jacob Chenitz is telling me it was his cube. I'm completely confused since I saw the kid bring it up. And the kid can't communicate where he got it from (and I believe he was born in the USA, not an immigrant) so we track down his dad, and again, the kid seems can't seem to understand that if he points to a large crowd, I can't pick out a stranger I met 5 minutes ago. We find the dad and ask him where they got the cube, and he's like, "We just took one from the table." I tell him he needs to bring his own, "Oh, we don't have his with us." So I lent him mine and got it back. I should really keep a crappy storebought for these situations.

Why did you let him compete? I'm sure he could have just bought a cube. Or just point him to your sales table in the future when you have a sales table. People need to learn to follow the rules.

 

[Jokerman5656]

I agree with Tyson. it isn't your job to bring a cube for some idiot, even if he isn't familiar with the rules. Its just like driving a car and getting pulled over, they don't care if you aren't familiar with the law because it's your responsibility to know it.

 

[Bryan]

Why did you let him compete? I'm sure he could have just bought a cube. Or just point him to your sales table in the future when you have a sales table. People need to learn to follow the rules.

You underestimate the communication barrier. Pointing him to the sales table would've resulted in him stealing from that. They seemed that confused.

 

[Bryan]

http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=293903&id=25943667371

Some pictures from Marble's Facebook page.