I saw the tram with doors last night. While I don't care for the idea of dealing with them to get on the tram, they didn't seem to slow things down as far as I could tell. Everyone figured out how to use them okay (the guests have to open the doors, they are not air driven automatics). But frankly, I'm surprised it took them this long to start putting them in.
And Alex, have you thought about wearing gloves of some sort while working there? Or even taking a change of clothes and shoes there to change into and then out of to minimize the odor transfer after getting home? Just a thought. I hate to see you need to watch out for a attack cat in your own home! I hope it works out.
It is weird how animals pick up on things. Earthquakes, animals outside and down the street, where someone has been, etc. Good thing we aren't like that! We'd never get away with anything!
