I can't speak from experience but I would think a 1,000 some room hotel would have multiple managers, each possibly assigned to their own section or function.

Fancy looking robot-like chairs they have there. Here I am stuck with whatever they could pull out of the supply closet.

You can get an approximation by using this on the forehead. It's not as precise as an in-ear but you're not off by leaps and bounds, either.

You can get an approximation by using this on the forehead. It's not as precise as an in-ear but you're not off by…

Maybe because Mac hardware is usually discussed at WWDC?

I've been on the other side of this and gotten burnt in a job interview. When younger and more naïve, I went into a job interview and talked about my skills and what I had done, using "I" and "me" often enough. I didn't get the job and was told that the candidate hired used more "we" and "us". Didn't know it then…

Yes, I wholeheartedly agree. In my mind this rule should never apply to red lights. Gridlock is bad enough as it is without waiting for everyone to start their engines.

I've been doing this for a little while since I found out but I've been reluctant to share because I didn't want to spoil my fun.

Any help on how to get rid of those offers that don't come from pre-screen? I get a ton (at least once every other week) from Marriott or Delta; businesses I frequently use.

I had an item I bought right after Christmas drop in price on Amazon. When I contacted them post-sale, they mentioned they do not adjust prices after the sale (what they call post-sale), only price match before.