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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;bhp3rd, post: 551727, member: 16510&quot;]<b>Are you serious?</b></p><p><br /></p><p><i>My second-biggest fear is being assigned a table next to a dealer that I already don&#039;t like, or one that smells (trust me...it&#039;s an issue for a couple of the regular dealers), or a jerk. There aren&#039;t too many jerks, but there are a couple of dealers with whom I won&#039;t do business for one reason or another, and I&#039;d be bummed to be next to them. </i></p><p>&nbsp;</p><p><br /></p><p>If these concerns were #2 on my list I wouldn&#039;t get out of bed in the morning.</p><p>I mean who cares if your next to someone you don&#039;t like.&nbsp; Are you there for them are for yourself and you potential customers?&nbsp; Can you really smell others that good?&nbsp; I mean come on it seems as though you are setting yourself up for a very disappointing day.&nbsp; Those concerns or fears would have never entered my mind the first time I set up.&nbsp; I was more concerned with carrying all the stuff in, setting it all up and if any of it selling that day, then getting back home safe and sound - or if I was going to make much money are not.</p><p>Your comments are a little troubling and petty to me as if you can control weather someone next to you is a &quot;jerk&quot; or not or whether you will or will not &quot;do business with them&quot;.</p><p>Look, you pay your penny and then take your ride.&nbsp; Generally speaking if I project an image of &quot;things may not go my way&quot; then for the most part they won&#039;t.&nbsp; If I free myself from any expectations of what might, or will, or could happen my day then goes very smooth.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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