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"Artificially raising wages"? Lordy. Everyone can't be a doctor, lawyer, etc. Someone has to work retail, service and hospitality jobs. You think that's what teens are for? Say goodbye to fast food for breakfast and lunch during the school year. Retail stores? Open Monday through Friday roughly...

Keeping people at below poverty level doesn't sell much merchandise either.

You know. I was saying something once about having a hard time saving my money. Immediately I got all these "useful" suggestions: cut your cable [don't have it]. Change cellphone plans [$29.99 cellphone on the $25 every three months plan]. Drink/eat less. [Don't drink booze and my food budget...

I'm going to point out that Minimum wage has not kept up with the cost of living. If it did, it would be about $21 an hour.

We've had to drain and clean our pools where I work a couple of times because of this; it's a health code mandate from my understanding. And you certainly can get ill from water! Everything from flesh eating bacteria to typhoid to ingesting heavy metals.

What's wrong with how she looks?

We have just grabbed pastries, milk and bananas in the food court after coming back from the Parks and stored them over night in the fridge.

Just as a quick comment: the elderly are not necessarily falling due to not understanding the buggy system, but rather because they can't walk fast enough to catch up to the buggies. My father nearly fell trying to get in last January, and would have had the cast member not been fast enough...

The problem with Universal is it's not as big a multi-generational park. In 2018 my father was interested in a day there. We looked at everything and concluded that for an 89 year old it just wasn't worth it. I know you probably don't care about the elderly, but lots of us do.

Eventually they'll have to. The big question is will they have enough. My hotel (not affiliated with Disney) has two and that's clearly inadequate for us.

He's doing the same thing management does at my hotel: simultaneously about the stresses of full houses [that they never have to deal with personally] while humble bragging about how full they are. They don't get to do both. They have a solution for at least the short term. They can shut...

While I sympathize with trying to fit everyone into rooms - I've spent many an hour juggling rooms for full house nights - there's an easy solution: cap reservations. If you always leave, say, 50 -100 rooms (depending on the size of the resort) off market but ready to go in case of mix...

You know, if you have to be told not to be verbally abusive you're not ready for visiting any theme park let alone a Disney one.

$100 pet fee? Man, and people complain that ours is $75.

I work at an upscale resort. The verbal abuse I get as a night auditor is very much worse than I got working fast food. People with money can be just as bad if not worse than everyone else. I've been called all this and worse. Yes, I know you think that's funny. They meant it. I don't.

Jungle Cruise is different at Disneyland. I don't get why Disney can't offer the Magical Express as a paid option. An extra $10 or $15 bucks a person? Yeah, the luggage alone makes that worth it for me.

And so have thousands not employed by Disney. Your constant banging the drum on how!unique!Disney/California!is!for being affected by Covid is distasteful as well.

Just out of curiosity is there some sort of limit of how many hours a day a ride operator can legally work?

Country Bears taught me that a bear mournfully singing **Blood on the Saddle** will never not be funny. **Impressions du France" taught me I need to take a trip there.

Once again, the Value resorts are not "barely above Motel 6"; they have too many amenities. 24 housekeeping (and I am guessing maintenance) and security. Swimming pools, landscaping (it ain't cheap), a bar, free outdoor movies, a gift shop, the food court including pizza delivery until midnight...