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Not sure if english is your first language but you can say 'no thank you' or shake your head for no.
by CyberDildonics 4y ago
Not sure if english is your first language but you can say 'no thank you' or shake your head for no.
- michaelt 4y agoAh, but you don't know if the bag of tat contains vital information (event schedule, car park code...) until you've already left the registration desk.
- CyberDildonics 4y agoThat doesn't sound like a "goody bag". Also wouldn't having nothing be the same?
- michaelt 4y agoYou go to the conference registration desk, you tell them who you are. They hand you your name badge, and a bag. The bag contains various things - printed schedule, lanyard to hang your badge from, and whatever assorted tat the conference sponsors have paid to have put in there. For some conference attendees the bag is convenient, because when they visit vendors' stalls and get handed leaflets and brochures and free pens; and if they didn't have a bag it'd be inconvenient to carry. Of course, different conferences have different norms - free-entry trade shows will often offer attendees bags as talking to vendors is the whole point. Academic conferences won't. Fan conventions might or might not, it depends. Beer festivals will offer beer glasses instead. Cosplayers never have visible bags, although they sometimes have giant suitcases.
- CyberDildonics 4y agoWhat part of this makes sense of someone saying "there shouldn't be bags at conferences because it takes up my only free hand when I'm drinking" ?