Hankerson asks about post-event review and restoration
Hankerson asks how Parks reviews events afterward. Cerrone says small events get little follow-up, while larger events get site inspections after loadout and photos compared to pre-event conditions; McTiernan adds interagency debriefs.
And fortunately,
Now with social media, a lot of the event producers, like they can blast out messages in a matter of moments.
Yeah.
And so their attendees know, oh, the show is going to start a few hours later.
There's been other times when we'll end early because we see that there's a storm coming.
And so we will work with the event producer to kind of, you know, they may have to cut some of the acts, but they end the show a couple of hours early in order to avoid a storm.
Who hires the meteorologist?
Is it Parks or is it the applicant?
It's the applicant.
Really?
Yeah.
What do you find on meteorologists?
Oh, I don't.
So there's one meteorologist who used to work for New York One.
Really?
And he's, yeah, he's there.
He's a nice guy.
You know, they're interesting.
You know, but it's always tricky knowing the weather.