[wplug-plan] pizza related issues

[Brian Sammon]

> Regarding vegetarians, the complaint is that the "meat-eaters" pilfer
> the vegetarian pizzas leaving the vegetarians without anything to eat. 
> Today Scott handled this by letting the vegetarians get their pizza
> first and then announcing that pizza was available. I think that Scott
> handled this the right way today and in the future it might be a good
> way to handle it. 

I've heard this claim about vegetarian pizza shortages many times, but always 
from the same one person, and never anyone else.  After the first two times I 
heard the complaint, I tried a few times to independently verify the claim, 
and could never find any first-hand evidence of it.
Today, for example, the green-pepper pizza outlasted all of the meat pizzas.

Personally, although not a vegetarian, I don't like meat pizza, and I've never 
had any real problem getting my fair share of pizza.

Except on a few occasions where I was so busy working on a linux problem that 
it took me over 30 minutes to respond to the pizza call.  And those occasions 
have not occurred recently.

In the past I've thought it might be a good idea for WPLUG to, when the pizza 
arrives, have someone keep a close eye on the pizza for the first 5 minutes to 
make sure that all the people who pre-paid have had their chance to get their 
fair share, before letting other people in.
Lately, though, that hasn't seemed as necessary; maybe we've gotten better at 
planning how many pizzas to buy.

Lately,