I was on the park on Saturday and was getting a corn dog before I left, and I think I saw Ouimet and two other business men. They were wearing suits. Do they come to the park a lot to observe. I was going to say hi but I thought it would be too awkward.
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Well I downgraded to just a season pass this year so we didn't get early entry so we had to wait at the game things until 10 when the park opened. John was just standing there talking to some other workers, nothing big. I don't know if he watches the gates open everyday, I just found it interesting that he has enough time to stand there and greet guests as the gates open.
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Did you think it was a rare thing to see him in the park? His office is almost right in the middle of the park so it is not that rare at all that he would be out walking around. He has stated that he encourages his executives to get out of the office and walk around the parks, which is probably what you saw going on.
I'm still trying to decipher the title. "I think I might have had saw?" WTF does that even mean?
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I think I might have had a saw but if I'm not mistaken, my neighbor borrowed it and did not return it.
Back to the issue at hand though, I've never found a park GM to be "bothered" by someone stopping them to say hello unless they were engaged in conversation (in person or on the phone) or if they were obviously in a hurry to get somewhere.
If they wanted to walk around the park going unnoticed it would not be hard to do.
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