So, I'm working as what's called a "Staff Assistant" at Technology Is Cool, aka TIC, Summer Camp. It's the final year in training before I can become a counselor. You do all sorts of random work around the camp all day long, culminating in a massive orgy of steel and asphalt known as Carpool. See, TIC has this incredibly smart system for parents to pick up their kids. The parents drive into the school, get in line behind other parents, and have orange cards with their kids' names on them prominently placed on the dashboard. The "Writers," other staff assistants, write down these names and make lists for a person with a bullhorn standing at the front of the line with the kids to call out. The writers give the lists to "Runners" to, obviously, run them to the front. Behind all this are the "Goers," "Stoppers," and "Directors," all of whom are esentially human traffic cones. To be one of these, you must help sort the cars in the proper order so that when names are called out at the front, the kid can go directly to the front. It's all a very confusing process to explain without showing, but hey, it works.