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As always, the deadline is nominally Saturday at midnight Eastern.
After aggressive advertising failed, Sonic decided to take a shot at another way to bring customers. Unfortunately, 3666 missed “another way to bring” when reading that last sentence.
Update to the “If a tree falls in the forest…” question:
If an FRC team hosts an outreach event and nobody comes, can they still discuss it in their Chairman’s presentation?
Sonic decided to try out a new plate delivery system. It was fast and accurate but you needed to be a major league outfielder to catch them and you know what those guys get paid
Both Sonic and 3666 thought that doing an outdoor demo was a great idea.
That perception soon changed after more than a few errant frisbees went into neighboring properties. Broken glass sounds accompanied some of them. The situation got worse when those looking for said frisbees decided to eat at neighboring fast food establishments.
The result as seen here is a demo with only two remaining participants and no spectators.
FRC Team 3666 had a very powerful frisbee shooter. During a demo, at Sonic, a poor Jack Russell Terrier caught one of the discs. They found him and the disc a week later alive and well in the next county.