Thought I'd start a thread requesting folks to share their experience, suggestions, advice for pro shop operators during these challenging times.
I respectfully ask that we refrain from assertions, opinions, beliefs about the current anomalous situation we find ourselves in. It's a hot potato that can serve no constructive purpose and risk alienating heretofore bowling buddies.
Again, this is for the sake of helping pro shop operators make the best of difficult situations. I'm not in the industry, have no financial interests.
Still in love with the sport and trying to help it grow.
Stay Positive, Safe, Healthy, Respectful, Find reasons to smile.
Cheerio y'all.
Help for Pro Shop Operators During Challenging Times
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Help for Pro Shop Operators During Challenging Times
May all beings everywhere be happy and free,
and may the thoughts, words, and actions of my own life
contribute in some way to that happiness
and to that freedom for all.
John
and may the thoughts, words, and actions of my own life
contribute in some way to that happiness
and to that freedom for all.
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Re: Help for Pro Shop Operators During Challenging Times
Do whatever you feel comfortable with that meets your state’s requirements. Consult with your area OSHA inspectors
Stacy
Re: Help for Pro Shop Operators During Challenging Times
It looks like the industry is going to surge ahead, kind of like cruise ships.
In preparation, masks will be required to be worn at all times while in the shop. As did so many others in the retail arena, we're installing a plexiglass shield over the counter. Customer hand sanitizing? We'll probably go with a spray bottle filled with rubbing alcohol. Also, an air purification unit will be installed.
Hopefully.....we don't encounter any resentful patrons. Personally, that is my biggest concern. You just never know how a person is going to respond to any given situation.
In preparation, masks will be required to be worn at all times while in the shop. As did so many others in the retail arena, we're installing a plexiglass shield over the counter. Customer hand sanitizing? We'll probably go with a spray bottle filled with rubbing alcohol. Also, an air purification unit will be installed.
Hopefully.....we don't encounter any resentful patrons. Personally, that is my biggest concern. You just never know how a person is going to respond to any given situation.
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Re: Help for Pro Shop Operators During Challenging Times
If you do, shrug your shoulders and just say, "Hey, if we didn't do this, we wouldn't be able to open. You might be able to afford to rebel and not wear your mask or whatever, but we NEED to open, we NEED to get going. . . and this isn't really that much, so we are doing what we need to do to open our doors. As SOON as we can, we'll drop all this stuff, but for now we gotta do what we gotta do . . . now, let's see that ball. What's your PAP again?"
Moonlighting at a brewery (not as much during this, but gotten a few gigs) and you know how beer can fuel resentment. . . putting the onus on those making the regulations and away from us really helps - whether or not we agree with it. It's about deflection.
Moonlighting at a brewery (not as much during this, but gotten a few gigs) and you know how beer can fuel resentment. . . putting the onus on those making the regulations and away from us really helps - whether or not we agree with it. It's about deflection.
Re: Help for Pro Shop Operators During Challenging Times
Wanna 3rd job...boomer wrote: ↑August 21st, 2020, 2:40 pm If you do, shrug your shoulders and just say, "Hey, if we didn't do this, we wouldn't be able to open. You might be able to afford to rebel and not wear your mask or whatever, but we NEED to open, we NEED to get going. . . and this isn't really that much, so we are doing what we need to do to open our doors. As SOON as we can, we'll drop all this stuff, but for now we gotta do what we gotta do . . . now, let's see that ball. What's your PAP again?"
Moonlighting at a brewery (not as much during this, but gotten a few gigs) and you know how beer can fuel resentment. . . putting the onus on those making the regulations and away from us really helps - whether or not we agree with it. It's about deflection.
Re: Help for Pro Shop Operators During Challenging Times
Source:
Bowler's Journal - August 2020 page 55
"Necessity is the mother of invention", this creative solution to cope with supply, demand and cost.
"An Affordable Alternative To Plexiglass"
LeElla lanes - Ohio
Ron and Diane Amore - Clear Shower Curtain Liners.
Around $100 to equip the entire center (size not stated),
including replacements.
Beds Baths and beyond, Dollar General, Amazon.
STAY THE COURSE
Best of luck on your return to normalcy.
Stay safe.
Bowler's Journal - August 2020 page 55
"Necessity is the mother of invention", this creative solution to cope with supply, demand and cost.
"An Affordable Alternative To Plexiglass"
LeElla lanes - Ohio
Ron and Diane Amore - Clear Shower Curtain Liners.
Around $100 to equip the entire center (size not stated),
including replacements.
Beds Baths and beyond, Dollar General, Amazon.
STAY THE COURSE
Best of luck on your return to normalcy.
Stay safe.
May all beings everywhere be happy and free,
and may the thoughts, words, and actions of my own life
contribute in some way to that happiness
and to that freedom for all.
John
and may the thoughts, words, and actions of my own life
contribute in some way to that happiness
and to that freedom for all.
John