Press: A SHORT HISTORY of TORONTO TRIVIA in SPRING by ALEXANDER LYLE
September 15, 2014
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Another reason is people don’t think of hosting as a way to make money. Balazo didn’t plan on hosting multiple quizzes a week and Harder didn’t expect the success he’s had. But to develop a relationship with a bar and a crowd, and therefore make money, takes time. Majnemer said a lot of people could be too busy to make that effort their first priority, and becoming a fulltime host would require more time and effort than the pay is worth. “A fulltime pub quiz host, I don’t think that’ll happen,” he said.
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