@Ted Bertiger posted:But if you see something you want and the price is reasonable, don’t snooze as you will lose it. It will be gone or you will not remember where you saw it in which hall. Buy it then!
I carry a pen and a single piece of paper folded in half three times. That divides the sheet of paper into 8 sections. I use a different section for each hall. On items I'm just interested in or might want to see again, I jot down the table number, brief description and the price. If the owner is at the table, their table number will be on their badge. If not the table number will be on a white sticker under their table covering. If not just jot down the aisle letter or number.
Then after I've seen all the halls I sit down somewhere and review what I want to go see again.
Of course if it's a good deal, or hard to find, just buy it on the spot. Have a good idea of what the things on your list are selling for before you go.
Over the next six months after a York, it's much easier to regret paying 10% too much for something, than to bemoan not buying it when you should have.
