>>>>Well "ambiance" is a variant speliing of "ambience", isn't it, which is the noun from the adjective "ambient" so I don't see what you mean, Craig.
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>>>The Ambiance Manager would be the person who sees to it that the place is pleasant, the background music is not muzak, the decor is calming and promotes spending, etc.
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>>Well that would be done once, by a style consultant, then would be finished with, so you wouldn't need anyone to "manage" decor, etc. Besides, the job title was "ambient" not "ambience"
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>>... Or this is a joke, right :-)
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>I was responding to your reply to Craig, not to the original message. If they had meant ambiance rather than ambient, then this is what such a manager would be doing. The style would be done initially once, but subtle changes over time might be ongoing as the 'ambiance manager' discovered flaws in the ambiance.
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>It's kind of like the people here in our company who, every so often, make people pack up their desks/offices/cubicles and move to other desks/offices/cubicles because... well... because... because that's their job.
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>C'mon. Give me some slack. I don't know what an 'ambiance manager' would be doing. I'm just throwing the spaghetti against the wall to see if it sticks.

Hey, I'm not having a go at you. You're cooking so I'll leave you in peace.