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Originally Posted by voltdr
Let me see if I understand. A business has set their regular business hours at xxAM-xxPM... They plan to have their business ready for operation at those times. Lights on, AC/Heat on, shelves stocked, sales associates in place to field questions, cashier's ready for checkout, etc. Now a bunch of customers, with their own agenda for showing up outside of those posted hours, are mad at the business because they weren't ready for business when the customer showed up early..........Really????
I was in Phoenix, and the stacking and parking went smoothly, until someone tried to jump the line, knowing they weren't supposed to be there but didn't want to have to do what everyone else did, and had to be turned around to go to the end.
Dan Foley
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The early stacking issues have been at every race so far,and I suspect the problems will not go away so the decision makers should adapt and endorse early stacking for their paying customers. The racers are wanting to park early and will not be a go in and come out type of customer yet , Dan your example is good but not applicable to the early stacking issues