I was reading the replies on the fair contest thread and remember some old tricks of dancers. One is "the Ol' Switcheroo."
Say an arena director or head dance judge is counting off dancers to be divided in two groups - one, two, one, two ....
As you see the arena director/head judge coming around you notice that the majority of top competitors are in group one and you're in group two. Then the dancer next to you - out of the blue - comes up to you and shakes your hand and says "good luck" and switches places with you. Now you're in group number one (the hard group) and they have done 'the Ol' Switheroo" and are suddenly in group number two (the easier group) as the arena director/head judge comes and counts you.
Anybody seen this?
If you haven't pay attention and watch.
Say an arena director or head dance judge is counting off dancers to be divided in two groups - one, two, one, two ....
As you see the arena director/head judge coming around you notice that the majority of top competitors are in group one and you're in group two. Then the dancer next to you - out of the blue - comes up to you and shakes your hand and says "good luck" and switches places with you. Now you're in group number one (the hard group) and they have done 'the Ol' Switheroo" and are suddenly in group number two (the easier group) as the arena director/head judge comes and counts you.
Anybody seen this?
If you haven't pay attention and watch.
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