Spirit Super Sessions?

im pretty sure coach john has said something to me this year about how you talked to management and they werent happy... but who knos... lets just do it and what ever happens happens
 
Yes, They were pretty upset last year for an "event" to have happened on their property without any knowledge of it happening. I got called at work imediately following the staff meeting as the one named for having it. Fortunately I did not have anything to do with it last year and won't this year either because of my position and Spirit's dislike of it happening.

So you know Spirit did not like it last year. The reasons it was discussed was that it was "held" on the Damage snow pad and also because it looked like an event, not just a bunch of people chillin.
 
Thats kinda what I was thinking.

but I have one other idea, what if we did it the weekend after the damage event? That way all the rails would be out and no one would care. Just a thought
 
I would definitely reccomend not doing it the weekend of the 18th. That is SMUDFLY, and if you want to session the most legit rail setups for spring skiing (not a stab at super sessions, but we have a groomer, so we get to make everything huge) , I would make sure I was present. And that way, you get two times on the snow before the season is over! But really...smudfly is going to go off. I promise, or I will pay you out of my pocket if you think it sucks.
 
Maybe you should all get Continental and/or Ski Hut to pay for the pile of snow. Remember, if the park is just left to melt away on its own, you can only shred it for a couple weeks after closing and then its shit. If Damage didn't pay Spirit to make the snow pad, you wouldn't be jibbing very long into the post season at all.

Should anyone from Damage be out there "kicking people out"? I'll refrain from comment on that but, I will say that they are the only ones paying the bill so, get your ski shops to pitch in or stop your fucking whining.
 
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