That's a good idea the front desk came up with, the contest.  What I meant was don't write something bad about the cleaning of the room and then just leave it in the room.  I have a strong feeling it would probably "accidentally" fall in the garbage.  I don't know if they still put the comment cards in the rooms, but they used to, and the room attendants were supposed to check all the literature and turn in ones that were filled out.  Somehow those were always either positive comments or they said bad stuff about the food or front desk or whatever, but never the room cleaning.  I guess it could be my crew was always near perfect.....


----- Original Message -----
From: "Lucille Reilly" <thedulcimerlady@juno.com>
To: geysers@wwc.edu
Subject: Re: [Geysers] NPS-Geyser Gazer meeting
Date: Wed, 20 Jul 2005 17:39:26 -0600

> 
> Hi Charles et al,
> 
> More about comment cards: I worked the OFI front desk in 2000.  One of
> the things the FD mgrs hold dear is actually getting those, and to that
> end there were occasional contests to collect them.  So with that kind of
> incentive, there's no way a comment card would ever be thrown out.  I
> don't ever recall being told not to read the comments, but frankly we all
> had too much to do in the morning to bother!
> 
> Lucille Reilly
> 


-Chris
www.cjsatomicdiner.org

Ran Prieur said about SETI:
What we're really looking for in space is other stupid life, other life that has gone mad the same way we have, and we haven't found it because our madness is a violently unsustainable deviation from reality, and if creatures on other planets have done it, they burned out and crashed in a galactic microsecond the same way we're doing, and their sitcoms and commercials and nationalist talk radio blew by us for only 50 years when we were lounging in grass huts eating mangoes, or will blow by us in the future when we're doing so again. 




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