Re: [AGA-mcm] T-shirt question

["S. Hieber" <shieber@yahoo.com>]

One way to handle this is to have  shirt displayed with a
sign noting when someone will be at the table to handle
purchases. That way whoever handles the sales has minimal
time at the table.

However it's done, it should have a separate cash-drawer so
that the funds can be distinctly tracked.

sh
--- Ann Viverette <annv777@houston.rr.com> wrote:

> I have a question about the AGA T-shirts.... I have
> several large boxes of 
> shirts.
> 
> Should I plan to bring some, a lot, all, or none of them
> for sale during the 
> convention? Will there be anyone local who is manning a
> table of other stuff 
> for sale that would want to add the shirts? Or, might I
> be expected to bring 
> some shirts and set up somewhere myself?
> 
> I don't mind hanging out in the hospitality room from
> time to time with a 
> pile of shirts and taking checks or cash, but I am not
> interested in missing 
> any sessions to watch a pile of shirts.
> 
> Ann V 
> 
> 
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