This weekend the Buffalo Bills tweeted out this photo…
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…and appealed to local fans on social media: Please come help shovel out the stadium, in advance of Monday’s game vs. the Steelers. Fans could show up at midnight before the game, would be paid $20 per hour and given free hot beverages and breakfast, the team added.
The volunteer shovelers who showed up had to deal with snow continuing to fall at 2″ per hour. This is what the scene looked like:
What I was wondering, looking at the images/videos on social media, is: How the heck do you shovel a stadium? Descending row after row of folding seats and a narrow walkway? You can’t just shovel each row’s snow down onto the next row—the task would quickly become Herculean.
The solution someone came up with was to set up chutes running down to the field, where trucks waited to cart the snow off. Each row’s snow would be shoveled into the chute. However, snow began to stick in the chutes, and then needed to be cleared. Apparently that was this guy’s job:
I mean, insane.
This is quite the challenging design problem. Anyone have any ideas?
Source: core77