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Saturday Badminton Last Saturday, I went to play badminton with my friends as I always do every week. The place was less busy than last time. We normally enter there as drop-in user, so we are supposed to share courts with other people. This badminton place employs a little bit unique court rotation system for drop-in users. If there is a lot of people waiting for the courts, you need to put your racket in a certain place that everybody can see to inform other people that you are waiting for a court. Therefore, your racket is used as a kind of ticket too. However, It seems like this system isn't well known for customer. So some drop-in users who are first time visiting there once get a court, they just keep playing without sharing, and other people misunderstood that they are booking the court so that they can keep playing. I think it's better that the staff let drop-in users know the system when they pay for everyone being able to play evenly.

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Saturday Badminton

Last Saturday, I went to play badminton with my friends as I always do every week. The place It was less busy than last time. We normally go there without reserving a court first,  there as drop-in user, so we are supposed have to share the courts with others people.

This particular badminton place employs a little bit unique court rotation system for drop-in users who come in to play without reserving a court. If there is are a lot of people waiting for the courts, you need are supposed to put your racket in a certain place so that everybody can see it. This informs other people that you are waiting for a court. Therefore, your racket is used as a kind of ticket (I think you could also say 'symbol' here if you wish). too.

However, It seems like this system isn't well known for by all customers. Some drop-in users people who are first time visiting there for the first time once get a court, they just keep playing without sharing. and Other patrons misunderstood see the misinformed first time visitors and believe that they have booked the court.

I think it's better that the staff let drop-in users everyone know the system when they pay. This way for all patrons being would be able to play use the courts evenly fairly.

 

That was very interesting! I agree with you that the badminton place needs a better system. I replaced the term 'drop-in user' because it is not a common term. I replaced it by using, 'without reserving a court' Let me know if you have any questions!

 

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