I thought it was my hair or something, but the next thing I knew, I had to fill out this form, and a nametag came to my house. Since receiving the nametag, Mullen has employed many tactics to avoid wearing it. But someone told me later that he wasn't joking at all. He was forced to fish the nametag out and put it back on. I felt like the Sandinistas or Rambo or something.
Authority exists to be questioned.
Despite the teen's ongoing protests, Sandpointer management has stood firm in its insistence that Mullen wear the nametag. And second, Matt's job sometimes requires him to go into banquet and back-bar areas, where he may be spotted by a guest. In the event a guest needs a glass of water or something, that guest should be able to address Matt by name, maintaining that friendly Sandpointer atmosphere. When told of Carby's comments, Mullen remained defiant. I don't care what Mr. Carby says.