Overview Not far from Deep Glen Polytechnic University is Storm's Juice Bar. On any typical night, it is packed with rowdy DGP students who are assiduously avoiding their studies. Wesley Storm, the owner and bartender, is a very busy man. Since Storm's is a fairly large place, he also employs several students as table servers. If a customer is seated at the bar, Wes serves drinks directly, but the servers carry drinks to customers at the tables.
Servers have priority over individual customers.
When a server arrives, Wes stops mixing drinks for individual customers, and doesn't return to that task until there are no table servers waiting. Recently, Wes has become concerned about the quality of the service he is providing. It seems to him that he is slowing down, and he worries that he will lose customers if they find themselves waiting too long for their next drink. To address the problem, Wes has asked you and a friend, Janet McMudd, to develop a simulation of the bar's operation. His hope is that by experimenting with the simulation parameters, he will be able to find out how long he can continue to work alone before his customers become unhappy.