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  1. #201
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ski220 View Post
    I wasn’t going reply and quote the troll, but since you did….

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    FastPass ain’t about managing crowds. It’s all about the $$$.

    See post #137.

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    They are crossing the border to WORK at Vail and load your ass on a chair, serve you food and change your sheets.
    Change you sheets, yes. But not bump chairs or serve food.

    Vail, and most high end ski resorts, do their best to hide their use of migrant workers. Migrants are never in “customer facing” jobs. At vail the only people you see who speak Spanish are there to cater to the affluent guests from Latin America.

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    Canyons radically expanded its size a few years back….oh wait


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    Doing everything half assed since 1994.
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  4. #204
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    Quote Originally Posted by This End Up View Post
    Change you sheets, yes. But not bump chairs or serve food.

    Vail, and most high end ski resorts, do their best to hide their use of migrant workers. Migrants are never in “customer facing” jobs. At vail the only people you see who speak Spanish are there to cater to the affluent guests from Latin America.
    That's not true at all. I've worked at Vail and other high end resorts and J1 migrant workers work wherever they are qualified to work. From ski instructors to bumping chairs to restaurants, migrant workers are intricate parts of the ski industry.

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  5. #205
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    J1 is a visa, approved by the federal government. The J1 kids at the ski resorts are usually from relatively affluent families, or are well educated. They are often fluent in English.

    The migrant workers I’m referring to are “illegal aliens”. They don’t get the customer facing jobs and are more likely working for a contracting company that the resort hired.

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    At the premature end of the 2020 season VR dumped their J1’s out on the street. Many couldn’t get home.
    I would imagine VR’s going to have a much harder time, attracting good candidates, this season.

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    Quote Originally Posted by This End Up View Post
    J1 is a visa, approved by the federal government. The J1 kids at the ski resorts are usually from relatively affluent families, or are well educated. They are often fluent in English.
    Raises another question.. If the resort is on Federal land that probably means they are a federal contractor. Does that then fall under the mandate that 100% of ALL employees of said contractor/vendor must provide proof of vaccination? That's now the case for my employer... even if they are 100% work from home employees.
    Go that way really REALLY fast. If something gets in your way, TURN!

  8. #208
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    ^^^Wrong
    Federal contractors provide services to US govt
    Resorts are leasing federal land under a SUP
    Much like grazing rights

  9. #209
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    Quote Originally Posted by TBS View Post
    Much like grazing rights
    At least the grazers can get Ivermectin

  10. #210
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    Quote Originally Posted by Toadman View Post
    And here I thought TGR was full of far right wing radical conservatives who want to expand ski resorts in North America.
    Wanting expansion in more mountains than the Alps isn't necessarily related to red hat derps.

    I find it bemusing to watch here when mags, on one hand, decry lift lines and crowded resorts, and on the other; vehemently decry expansion into their favorite backcountry zones. It's a window into living irony...

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    Doing everything half assed since 1994.
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  11. #211
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    Snowbird peak pricing is $115/day.
    JFC no thank you.
    "boobs just make the world better really" - Woodsy

  12. #212
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    Mt.Flatchelor launches its new mobile app. Be the first to review & rate it. Fast~Tracks* not included.
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  13. #213
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    Yup - everything you can get from their website, AND you too can be tracked by Powdr while they suck your battery dry.
    My Gaia GPS app will do the same thing without them following me around…
    And I didn’t see where they measure grins, hoots, snowgasms or face shots

  14. #214
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    • Real-time lift and trail status.

    The lift is open or it's closed. BFD
    I do not see any quality data from this app. Now if (bachelor) were transparent, they would have lift line cams. Maybe they can get the p-lots plowed & lifts spinning after a storm in time for their paying customers. PPPPPP.
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    Cams pointed @ base of Pine, CCX & NWX would be pretty indicative - although “real time” means “somewhere between 1 and 15 minutes ago”

    Maybe they could use the snaps to sell Fast Tracks Passes!

    Cam @top of CCX would be great too.

    All of which could be accessed via their website on phone in near real time

    The “quality data” is the tracking info on you - where you ski @ different times, when you hit Clearing Rock, when/where you stop to pee or break for safety purposes, etc.

    YOU Are The Product

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    Don't forget that those tracker apps know when you duck a rope and will squeal to patrol who will meet you at the lift to tell you how long your pass is revoked.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Vt-Freeheel View Post
    Don't forget that those tracker apps know when you duck a rope and will squeal to patrol who will meet you at the lift to tell you how long your pass is revoked.
    I think you're giving the resorts more credit than its worth. I haven't heard of that happening and highly doubt that happens at the moment. Maybe in the future.........

  19. #219
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    Quote Originally Posted by brutah View Post
    I think you're giving the resorts more credit than its worth. I haven't heard of that happening and highly doubt that happens at the moment. Maybe in the future.........
    Yeah, these are the fools that let their sweetheart lease lapse not all that long ago. There is no way their tech has improved that much in the last five years or so.

  20. #220
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    Quote Originally Posted by Vt-Freeheel View Post
    Don't forget that those tracker apps know when you duck a rope and will squeal to patrol who will meet you at the lift to tell you how long your pass is revoked.
    No.

    You could also just not duck ropes.
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    And there will come a day when our ancestors look back...........

  21. #221
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    Quote Originally Posted by PNWbrit View Post
    No.

    You could also just not duck ropes.
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  22. #222
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    Mt. Bachelor Cleaning Specialist
    $14.00/hr plus TONS of benefits.

    Do employees get a Fast Tracks Pass with their benefits package?
    Asking for a friend.

  23. #223
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    Hey they’re also looking for volunteer ambassadors
    Maybe they get Fast Tracks?

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    Perfect opportunity. You could heckle jerrys, yell at folks that fall on the off load ramp and give wrong directions to Texans.

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    Ya but I can do all of that now without having to pay for CPR & NSP certifications

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