Just got back from another fantastic vacation, which I will of course discuss in detail for the delight of my loyal Jimmy Fans, but first I simply must go into detail how I broke some guys nose.
Now it was on my second night there and it was around 8:45 pm at Epcot and my son and I decided to hit Spaceship Earth before we too the Monorail back to our resort. While we were almost getting loaded into our car, some guy behind me, who was pulling out a video camera to film the ride, got a little too close to me and I accidentally must have clipped him right in the face with my elbow.
The guy was a mess.
The guys nose, I don't know if it was messed up to begin with, was on the other side of his face and he was bleeding like a stuck pig all over the place, his wife started acting hysterical and shoved tampons up his nose. Disney took this guy off stage pretty quick once his wife was yelling. This guy was acting like a fool and made them take me too, he was lying I suppose and told them I purposely hit him, to which I assured everyone involved if I hit him he would have been out cold considering I didn't hit him that hard and broke his nose.
On top of everything, this guy was upset his camera was totaled and expected me to pay for it.
Now, I did feel bad, a little, but my son was laughing his little butte off at the whole situation, so I did offer to buy the guy dinner at any place on property. This fool wanted me to pay for his camera, I said no, since filming rides is really not permitted, I was not going to pay for his camera and scoffed at the notion, it was dinner on me or nothing. He wanted a new camera.
Disney totally sided with me, and said I owed this guy nothing, to after I thought of it, I started to agree with them, and rescinded my dinner offer and told the guy, sorry, sucks to be you, and went on my way. It was around 9:10 and my son and I headed for the monorail.
While we were walking out, the same Disney security guy came up to us and asked us if we still wanted to ride SSE, as they kept it running, my son and I, even in the midst of a rather comical incident, still got a dose of Disney magic, and took up that offer with huge smiles on faces.
My advice?
Pay attention to your surroundings.
Jimmy Thick-Best SSE ride EVER!!!!!
Now it was on my second night there and it was around 8:45 pm at Epcot and my son and I decided to hit Spaceship Earth before we too the Monorail back to our resort. While we were almost getting loaded into our car, some guy behind me, who was pulling out a video camera to film the ride, got a little too close to me and I accidentally must have clipped him right in the face with my elbow.
The guy was a mess.
The guys nose, I don't know if it was messed up to begin with, was on the other side of his face and he was bleeding like a stuck pig all over the place, his wife started acting hysterical and shoved tampons up his nose. Disney took this guy off stage pretty quick once his wife was yelling. This guy was acting like a fool and made them take me too, he was lying I suppose and told them I purposely hit him, to which I assured everyone involved if I hit him he would have been out cold considering I didn't hit him that hard and broke his nose.
On top of everything, this guy was upset his camera was totaled and expected me to pay for it.
Now, I did feel bad, a little, but my son was laughing his little butte off at the whole situation, so I did offer to buy the guy dinner at any place on property. This fool wanted me to pay for his camera, I said no, since filming rides is really not permitted, I was not going to pay for his camera and scoffed at the notion, it was dinner on me or nothing. He wanted a new camera.
Disney totally sided with me, and said I owed this guy nothing, to after I thought of it, I started to agree with them, and rescinded my dinner offer and told the guy, sorry, sucks to be you, and went on my way. It was around 9:10 and my son and I headed for the monorail.
While we were walking out, the same Disney security guy came up to us and asked us if we still wanted to ride SSE, as they kept it running, my son and I, even in the midst of a rather comical incident, still got a dose of Disney magic, and took up that offer with huge smiles on faces.
My advice?
Pay attention to your surroundings.
Jimmy Thick-Best SSE ride EVER!!!!!
Offering him dinner was a nice gesture but I suppose I can see why a man whose nose and camera had suddenly been broken would have been in a bit of a bad mood.
