dictionaryevangelist just solved my gronk. thank you!

Laga, are you sure they mean you need to sell $2.00 worth of stuff to one person, and nothing to 99 other people, and in return they give you $200? And not $2.00 worth of stuff to each of those 100 people, totalling $200, which you get to keep?

I'm pretty sure. (except that it's a $100 reward per $2 item sold to 100 people) It does seem like a big reward (although the money goes into the employee discretionary fund to be spent on a party or something, we don't just get handed the cash) and I feel like smaller volume stores have a better chance at a bigger reward. We're in the top ten sellers in the circuit and I know we're not top ten in terms of attendance.

The thing I keep telling people is that unless we can keep to the current rate of sales, our reward will continue to decrease as the contest goes on. Instead of worrying about math formulas and rewards we could be concentrating on sales and we'll find out what our reward is after the contest is over.

One more hour until my flight boards. Ugh.

But you'll be home when I get home!

If you're lucky I'll even be awake.

I think I don't understand the "item sold per 100 people" thing.

Also, ow. I think I subluxed my hip while I was sleeping. Eased it back into place, but still owowow.

I think I'm officially a member of the cat owners club. I fully understand what you all mean by "furry snooze button" and this morning I made my bed without disturbing her. For the first time she seemed quite upset that I was leaving her locked in my room. I wonder if she could tell from my overnight bag that I won't be home tonight.

I think I don't understand the "item sold per 100 people" thing

I think I understand it, but I really suck at explaining it. In previous years we were given a $ target and rewarded based on what percentage we exceeded the target by. This year they are trying to reward us based on what percentage of guests we sell hearts to, so if we sell 50 hearts per 100 people that's 50% (and we'd get $5000 in rewards).

Job~ma for Joe and family~ma for Suzi.

Job~ma for Joe and family~ma for Suzi.

This.

Also, Suzi, I just had to respond to your "if there's any ~ma to spare...": Silly wabbit! ~Ma is like love -- the more you give away, the more you have. It is not like, say, chocolate, which is ALL MINE.