Sunday after Christmas

Sounds like an old math problem:  Tiny and John went to the Mall to run trains. They each were there for 5 hrs. They overlapped half of their time with each other.  How long did they run trains?
A.  Don't know
B.  Don't care
C.  Don't ask
D. 7 1/2 hours
Actually  that worked out good for both of us and the Mall got more train time than expected.  Today  there were a lot of people looking at trains, I thought maybe it would drop off but not today at least.  Santa was gone but we had as many people and kids as before.  He is a terrific Santa by the way.  I have not seen it but Tiny said he saw our videos on the GGP website.  One of  the videos was of Santa with the Veterans.  I will have to try and find it.  Today was a fun day running trains.  I would put on an egg liner on the mainline and see how many laps it took to catch up with our GP38-2 train.  All of our Applications were gone, I folded up some more and put then out in the holders.  The supply of people seems steady and continuous.  There is probably no better place where we could set up a display in a nice atmosphere and be able to attract such a good audience.  There is no doubt that we have educated the public greatly about G Scale trains.  Most conversations begin with the question "What Gauge are these?"  and it goes from there.    Many people take pictures of the display too.    I have observed we have a large following with a thirty year plus span of ages and then drop down to the Thomas crowd with not a lot in between.  I don't want to volunteer to do one, but I bet if we had a Facebook page it would be attracting a lot of those followers. For example, Channel 6 just said "If you have storm pictures" go to our Facebook Page and paste them on it.   
Take a look at pictures/video from today.