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Mac Fabens (He/Him) is a Junior studying International Studies and Economics at Emory's College of Arts and Sciences. In his free time, he likes to run, read, and lie in the luscious grass of Emory's campus playing with sticks. His favorite part of Crisis is blending realistic aspects of the world with extreme creativity and not-so-realistic aspects of the world--in the Waffle House committee, he's hoping that delegates will use real and imagined pathways to go above and beyond saving our favorite overnight chain.
Maya Trujillo
In 24 Hours: The Final Waffle House, delegates will play the role of local community members and powerful local figures participating in an overnight meeting with the Waffle House President to decide how to save the final location from closing. For years, the US Executive Branch has been trying to close down waffle house due to the store's enormous potential as a political force, questionable food safety measures, and a dispute between the US president and waffle house president over whether pancakes are better than waffles. In this 24 hour committee, delegates are expected to stay awake all night, save waffle house, and push their late-night creativity to the max to create movements and institutions of their own.
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