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That's a nice guitar. What kind of music do you prefer to play on it?

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Thought I'd share about the grocery stores in my area -- it's about a 50/50 split around here. Some of the product placement depends upon the "specific" store only -- and my guess is that this follows suit, regardless of what U.S. location or overseas, we're looking at. In my area, there are 4...

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Not my issue, if you spend all your money in the Aldi Aisle of Shame! :p

I look forward to the mail every day. :) (I keep holding out hope that some day, someone will send me a million dollar check in the mail.) :p

Me too -- if it gets hot (above 68 in summer), I turn on the a/c. In winter, I don't need a ton of heat -- 60 or below is just fine with me! :)

That spectator area was so hot, and I couldn't wait to get out of there. The show, itself, was fun but I never went back, due to the oppressive heat.

Maybe, your family didn't have any mail today. Sometimes, we don't get any for a day or so (we didn't get any today). Most of the time if we don't get bills or other things, at least we usually get one piece of junk mail. :joyfull:

I read that NASCAR teams generally use 16 pairs of tires for each weekend race. That's approx. up to $20,000 per weekend. Hence, if Hamlin's team didn't even use $1 million in tires, that's one heck of a lot of wasted tires -- not to mention, the space to store them. :jawdrop:

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I took the tour many years ago, so I don't know what the procedure is now. I was staying there at the time, and it was a free tour. (Maybe contact WDW guest services, and they can look up the "current" information for you.)

I also took the WL tour, although it was quite a few years ago. At the time, I recall I was surprised to learn about the extent of the behind-the-scenes information. The tour guide was pleasant, and I'd recommend the tour to others as well. (Plus, it was a nice little break from the parks, etc.)