The glasses table, volunteers, and event staff

[EricS-Team180]

That "awesome-glasses-lady" was S.P.A.Ms own indefatigable Stacey Jones. She is the wife of our lead design mentor, James, and truly helps define the heart and soul of our team. When I heard her "girls make passes" line it totally cracked me up: just pure Stacey. S.P.A.M would not be S.P.A.M without the two of them. She is an irresistible force for Lego League in our county and in our team's community outreach.

I will gladly pass on the thanks!
Eric

[Sam390250]

It definitely was more pleasant, thanks for listening to us and making a change FIRST committee!

[P.J.]

This was my first time volunteering at the championship, and I was very pleased with the experience. Everyone was super nice, and it was nice to meet people from outside of Michigan. The field crew and everyone else on Curie were awesome to work with as well. I would gladly volunteer again if I have the opportunity to do so.

[Moon2020]

Stacey was awesome! I was in the Galileo Inspection Station and heard her several times.

Originally Posted by EricS-Team180

That "awesome-glasses-lady" was S.P.A.Ms own indefatigable Stacey Jones. She is the wife of our lead design mentor, James, and truly helps define the heart and soul of our team. When I heard her "girls make passes" line it totally cracked me up: just pure Stacey. S.P.A.M would not be S.P.A.M without the two of them. She is an irresistible force for Lego League in our county and in our team's community outreach.

I will gladly pass on the thanks!
Eric

[Doc Wu]

I normally don't notice the safety glasses much because I wear prescription glasses, but I lost my safety glasses and needed to borrow loaner safety glasses. The attendant was very low on over glasses models and was very helpful in finding me a set I could use. She even apologized for them being slightly scratched.

Considering the number of people coming in to the pits at the main entrance, it's a huge job. I think they did very well.

Incidentally, I knew exactly how I lost my prescription glasses. I had them in a backpack and opened it for security screening. About a hundred feet down a hall, a bunch of stuff fell out because I didn't close it completely. I picked up those things, but the glasses must have fallen out first. I went back and looked for them, but couldn't find them.

So I wore the plastic ones for a day, no big deal. On a hunch, the next day, I went to pit admin and asked them to check the lost and found. Sure enough, someone had turned them in and I was happily reunited with my prescription safety glasses.

So thanks to pit admin as well and to whoever turned them in. The lost and found system works!