As per Zachary's request I am replying to this in a new thread.
Matthew, there are major differences between government and business. For one thing, as mentioned elsewhere, the Entertainment Department not only knows how to operate and maintain special effects, but they also know how to use them in such a way for them to be more effective and promote the theme. They have the knowledge and the supplies. All maintenance knows is how to fix it. They really do not know a lot about how to effectively use the effects to support the theme.
Matthew said:It actually doesn't make sense. BGW has a very similar way of operating, like our government does. Each department is a branch, and they all have there expressed powers, the powers that are specifically given to them, then they have implied powers, the powers that they have to use to carry out their expressed powers, and then there's reserved powers, powers that aren't given to any of them. Now would it make sense for congress to take the supreme court's power to appeal court cases? No, because that would be an abuse of powers, they can't steal powers from another branch. Truthfully that's how I see it, I believe in the power of our government, and you'd be surprised how all types of things like businesses are set up to resemble our government. That's how I see it, as an abuse of powers, they shouldn't be allowed to take another department's expressed power, it wouldn't make sense, and it's unfair and corrupt.
Matthew, there are major differences between government and business. For one thing, as mentioned elsewhere, the Entertainment Department not only knows how to operate and maintain special effects, but they also know how to use them in such a way for them to be more effective and promote the theme. They have the knowledge and the supplies. All maintenance knows is how to fix it. They really do not know a lot about how to effectively use the effects to support the theme.