Which is better? SS exclusive opps or book limits?

[BeerThirty]

Maybe I am biased since I am the "well paid CAW" that Doug mentioned but really it is not all that bad. I get enough time on my own to do almost anything I want (the only thing I missed was the How I met your mother panel at SDCC) and I get all of the exclusives that I want. If Doug finds anything at a show to make extra money on I always get a cut and if I ever need to sell anything personally he shops it around for me since his connection list is larger than mine. Clearly I cannot speak for all CAWs but it really isn't all that bad, besides the occasional homicidal thoughts (most notably at SDCC) my life is not too shabby. As for self loathing, I just hate everyone, most notably JJ.

 

I agree. It's not that bad. In the end, you get to go to a bunch of conventions and hang with some fun people. Your feet do hurt and you do have to put in a lot of work.

[kaholo1256]

I agree. It's not that bad. In the end, you get to go to a bunch of conventions and hang with some fun people. Your feet do hurt and you do have to put in a lot of work.

 

So its like a normal day over here minus the hills... Sounds good to me sign me up

[Mayor006]

I have to admit, this has been the most informative thread I've read on here this year. Thanks for all the insight!

 

 

[dscott]

I agree. It's not that bad. In the end, you get to go to a bunch of conventions and hang with some fun people. Your feet do hurt and you do have to put in a lot of work.

 

So its like a normal day over here minus the hills... Sounds good to me sign me up

 

If I head to Texas next year and need a hand ill drop you a pm.

[Mayor006]

When If James goes missing this off-season I'll volunteer to stand in for him next year

[mysterio]

I agree. It's not that bad. In the end, you get to go to a bunch of conventions and hang with some fun people. Your feet do hurt and you do have to put in a lot of work.

 

So its like a normal day over here minus the hills... Sounds good to me sign me up

 

If I head to Texas next year and need a hand ill drop you a pm.

 

I'd be happy to work Texas shows too if you need more help.

[Niro]

and here I thought CAWs of facilitators were just volunteers...my naivety knows no bounds

[Mr Mylar]

There are 2 types of CAW's:

 

One type works with the facilitator at any given show

 

Another type works directly with the CGC staff at the booth at conventions

 

I became a CAW in 2010...one of the better decisions of my life! Chat boards are one thing, but when people give you a chance and treat you like family this cannot be described. Thank you CGC!