Thread: So where is next year?

I know, just giving you a hard time. You could probably count on two hands the number of people who had gone to conventions 5+ years ago and were still involved in wanting to go to another convention.

For everyone who is throwing suggestions out there here is some food for thought.

The biggest thing many you don't realize is just how much it costs to have a track day unless you are piggy backing on with another group. You are talking about $10k+ even for the smaller tracks. Thats money that needs to be paid up front to secure the track. Most tracks don't have open track days like Nelson either. In the past we had the SERCA organization that could front the money but those coffers evaporated.

Also having a track near a major metropolitan area helps quite a bit with attendance.

Just some food for thought.

Efffffffff 'em then. We roll on our own.

I don't mind Ohio again,LOL

I say Cali, fontana! theres a track there,

Too far, for the superior crew. Just saying.

Connecticut ! ....something with a street scene would be nice

STAY AWAY FROM SHAWN B'S COOKIES lol

Im done with cookies, but ill stay away from the apple pie. I think east coast would be nice. I think midwest wouldnt mind taking the trip.

Superior crew? If you had seen the spreadsheet that is being compiled with everyone's responses, you'd be able to say for yourself "Fuck, everyone's east of the Mississippi anyway, why have it west of that line?"

Hint hint. If you don't like it, then FILL OUT THE QUESTIONNAIRE! I dare EVERYONE READING THIS to fill out the questionnaire.

Otherwise, your words mean absolutely nothing to any of the committee staff.

EDIT: Just re-read my response; don't take it as a personal attack. It's not intended as one.

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