It's going to be interesting to say the least. I'm excited anyway
DittoI am the Ambulance, not the Hill Police.
I am the Ambulance, not the Hill Police.
Ditto
Will you call the police on people asked to leave for refusing mask compliance the same as you would for intoxicated people who've been asked to leave but refuse?On our mountain here in BC the lift operator would usually ask the Patroller or mountain management to have a word with the guest if they don't respond to there request.
However we try to be as chill as possible. We are all there to have a good time.
So you will report not wearing the mask where required guests the same as you would report overly intoxicated guests. Makes sense..Where I usually patrol, we report those who need to leave to the hill staff, and hill staff is in charge of kicking them off the property. It wasn't always so. I like it that way; I never was one who enjoyed laying down the discipline.
If I see someone doing something that endangers others, like flying out of the trees onto a marked trail without regard for others skiing or riding down the hill, or going over blind jumps without a spotter, or loitering in a landing zone, etc. I will have a talk with them, but I don't threaten them with anything. If I see them doing it again, I report them, mentioning that I've already had a talk with them. We also report folk doing stuff that only endangers the naughty skiers themselves (e.g. skiing off-trail out-of-bounds lines). I don't like doing it, having been there and done that myself too often many years ago (I'm reformed!) and believe in personal responsibility and that people should be free to decide on their own risks, but it's part of the job, and if I do a job, I do the whole job and do it right.
I also caution folks who are using "adult" language in the lift line with kids present, otherwise I will be interpreted as giving my tacit approval.
No I will not. That is managements responsibility. Pretty sure there won't be any calling the police for mask refusal here.Will you call the police on people asked to leave for refusing mask compliance the same as you would for intoxicated people who've been asked to leave but refuse?
Seeing that Wisconsin made the national news this morning for the highest positive rate in the country, 20% , you'll be lucky to be skiing at all. Good luck if they're still not requiring or enforcing masks in common areas there. I woldn't want to be tasked with kicking people out who refuse to comply. I'd just wear a GOOD mask and let Darwin sort the rest of it out if I were you.No I will not. That is managements responsibility. Pretty sure there won't be any calling the police for mask refusal here.