sitting in was: 'drunk-o-meter'

[Paul Nunis]

How many other professions have the practice of allowing a total stranger
to walk up and take over your job just because they ask to?

Can you imagine the response from a teacher, or a barber, or a cop, or a
chef, or an actor, if someone just walked up to them in the middle of their
job and said something like "Hey, mind if I join in"?

It may not always turn out to be a bad thing, but what exactly is the
premise for doing it?

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