Sometimes, tall people put their drinks on the speakers, dance on the booth, or twist the disco ball on the ceiling.
But at the memorial in Juba, one of the last voters, listening to headphones and blowing a vuvuzela, danced into the booth, hoping to cast the final ballot.
After Venus won her first Wimbledon title against Lindsay Davenport two years ago, her father flashed a sign -- "It's Venus's party, and no one is invited" -- then hopped on the NBC booth to dance.
Apparently they were a knife-throwing act and they had to have a girl on the outside of their booth to dance enticingly to get people in to see the show.
Though their current program, billed as a Pillow exclusive, is only an hour long, it features three world premieres and three film interludes (of Alvin Booth's dance work "Le Beau est Toujours Bizarre," featuring Ms. Jacoby and Mr. Pronk throughout).
While Violent J and Shaggy 2 Dope mingled throughout the Jewel, the boat's downstairs deck offered a D.J. booth, a dance floor and a buffet dinner of hot dogs, chicken wings and pasta; and a chilly, outdoor deck upstairs provided occasional glimpses of the Statue of Liberty (besides the T-shirts worn by fans showing her pointing a pistol to the sky).
In addition to the large, communal main room with a DJ booth and dance floor, there will be an intimate back room for friends and family that is meant to mimic a classy London hotel suite.
Inside the club's white walls, the crowd dance facing the elevated booth, the sound of the record reproduced impeccably by the expensive system.
Why get harassed as a waitress and have your tips taxed when you can dance in a glass booth for $200 an hour?
Corporate sponsors took over the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame for a bash scheduled to last until 2 a.m., studding the museum with five open bars, a DJ booth and dance floor with flashing lights, not to mention tables and tables filled with dinner, dessert and coffee spreads.
