The choice of a venue:

[James Jordan]

What about the last chapter?

The waiter at the Hofbrau Gugelhupf said to the young internet gaming club, “You guys remind me of a club of radio amateurs or “hams” that used to meet here. But there were never any young guys with them and I guess they’re all gone now.”

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> On Sep 9, 2024, at 10:24 PM, William Schrader <wtschrader at gmail.com> wrote:
> 
> PVRCNCers:
> 
> The discussion over the past few days in response to Bill's questions
> brought back to me an old similar story that (I hope) will amuse. Here ya
> go:
> 
> Years ago, there was a bunch of hams who got together occasionally for
> lunch. They decided to create a radio club with regular monthly meetings.
> Sooo, they discussed and discussed and finally decided to meet at a local
> restaurant. They discussed and discussed and finally settled on a new
> restaurant, the "Hofbrau Gugelhupf" that had excellent menu reviews and a
> private dining room.
> 
> It was a big success! The club prospered and grew. After ten years
> membership had fallen off, and they decided to consider a change. Sooo,
> they discussed and discussed. Finally they decided to go to the Hofbrau
> Gugelhupf, because it had close-in parking and no stairs.
> 
> Another ten years went by. Membership had fallen off, and they decided to
> consider a change. Sooo, they discussed and discussed. Finally they decided
> to go to the Hofbrau Gugelhupf, because they had an early bird special and
> valet parking.
> 
> Another ten years went by. Membership had fallen off, and they decided to
> consider a change. Sooo, they discussed and discussed. Finally they decided
> to go to the Hofbrau Gugelhupf, because nobody could remember that they had
> been there before.
> 
> Q.E.D.
> 
> 73,
> Bill K2TNO