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We track quite a bit of stuff. Does it really do anything, maybe, I don't know. But it's neat to look at the end of the year and track averages year to year.
We count number of hooks per class, per pull, and keep an average from year to year. It does help identify trends I guess. Say a numbers in a class fall off towards the end of the season, it can help with promoters picking classes for the following year. Same goes for classes that are going up in numbers. Gives us something to work with when booking pulls for the next season. 40-50 hooks is a good 3 ish hour show, which is what promoters want. --- 
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