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The podium was unstable. We had to wire it so it wouldn’t fall apart when the first man spoke. Yeah roped off the speaking area. The first man was unsatisfied with the size and asked for the area to be enlarged. Yeah tried to stretch the ropes, but they were made of aluminum quilted tissue. The second man asked if there was any synthetic cotton wire gauze. I looked in the medicine cabinet under the podium. The first man was already trying to crawl into the speaking area. I asked him to hold off a second, but he said he was in a hurry. I asked him if he had a plane to catch. He said he did. I asked him when it was taking off. The man said, “I will fly again someday and it is important that I’m on time.” I stopped looking in the medicine cabinet. I let the man speak. He was large, but only whispered. The podium fell apart when he began the second paragraph of his speech.