Exit conditions

As I was taking the walkway from City Place to the library enroute to my bus stop, I paused to read a little sign on the door. I have been meaning to comment on this sign on more than one occasion because it bothers me.

 

The sign bears the innocuous message, "These doors are locked at 12:30 daily."

 

This is obviously good information to know. If one is stumbling drunkenly through the overhead walkways late at night then one knows to take the outside exit at that point. On the other hand it leaves open a very important question; when do they unlock the doors again?

 

They have sure up a start condition for a change in state, but no end condition. What if they unlock them again at 12:31? Should one just stand there trying them over and over again if one arrives there at 12:30:01?

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Time for change

Now that my Canon is finally back in service, I guess I will have to find another place to store my coffee money.



This little camera case made a wonderful coin purse.

In case you were wondering, that is $51.70 in change. Between this, and what I have in my vest and my windbreaker, I have $62.90 in coins on my person at this time. I think there may be another $10 in my leather jacket back home. It is amazing how quickly it builds up when you toss $1 and $2 coins into the mix.

Neighbouring countries take heed if your government ever decides to replace your $1 bills with coins.