Update on Chicago,

[kwgeorge]

Well it has been ok, I finally figured out why every building has revolving doors on it. Man those things scare me! I just know I am gonna lose an arm or something. Anyhow, Tuesday night me and another guy that works for the same company that is attending the same meeting as me were in a elevator together. Some guy got in and hacked all over us and now we both seem to have the flu!

I come home tomorrow and hope I can sleep it off as I leave for Seattle on Sunday!

[JR]

So, that's it?! I went to Chicago and I got the flu?!

You didn't go to Rush St.? No Second City Review? No jazz in the loop? If you stay a few more days you can take in opening day at Wrigley (I did that once on a bus. trip - it was a ball!)

Well, when you go to Seattle at least try to get a cup of coffee and maybe a salmon dinner!

JR

[Whaler]

Ken
Those revolving doors help keep the nasty winter cold out and the heat in. Don't slow down when you start through one or the guy behind you is going to speed you up.

[430752]

revolving doors are for pressure, no?

I always thought revolving doors were to help maintain pressure in high-rises, and then when the temperature benefits were known, they were used on smaller buildings, no?

curt j.

[kwgeorge]

Well Dick is right from what I have been told. They even have them on the DUncan Donuts! Did I mention I hate those things?

[Stormbringer]

They even have them on the DUncan Donuts! Did I mention I hate those things?

Wow. Somebody that doesn't like donuts!

[AlanJ]

Well Dick is right from what I have been told. They even have them on the DUncan Donuts! Did I mention I hate those things?

This is the second thread in a week or so that has discussed buildings and donuts in context. Highly unusual bedfellows!