MythBuster
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The foundation and the figure is fine, it's the movable platform that supports the figure is where the problem is.
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The foundation and the figure is fine, it's the movable platform that supports the figure is where the problem is.
MythBuster
Active Member
It was originally designed to be only seen for 2 seconds and hoped people would say "Did you see the Yeti?" it was so quick so it would add to the mystery and legend.
MythBuster
Active Member
And I'm saying they are wrong
It's really hard to trust many so-called "Insiders"
But I'm just telling you what's true because I was there.
Some of our insiders have talked to the imagineers who've removed the Yeti to examine it and put it back. And these are the insiders who have a very good track record in many other areas of Disney.
MythBuster
Active Member
And what did they say was wrong with the figure?
I also worked alongside WDI and Sustaining Engineers and WDI Show Programmers
I heard it was power struggle between Operations and Engineering but now with him being the new WDW President maybe things can happen?
MythBuster
Active Member
Actually, it was a power struggle between Engineering and WDI about who was responsible but ultimately it was a business decision to just to turn it off because of safety and liability concerns. It is similar to what happened to the Mama Cearadactylus and the Jumping Compsognathus over at CTX/Dinosaur and many other things as well.
CaptainAmerica
Premium Member
Microsoft talks to buy TikTok's U.S. operations spark ire in China
A potential shotgun wedding to Microsoft Corp <MSFT.O> for TikTok's U.S. operations provoked an outcry on Monday on Chinese social media as well as criticism from a prominent Chinese investor in TikTok owner ByteDance.
www.reuters.com
Kevin Mayer, M&A specialist, goes to TikTok just in time for them to be acquired by Microsoft while Bob C. takes the heat for everything pandemic-related at TWDC.
Hm..........
Microsoft talks to buy TikTok's U.S. operations spark ire in China
A potential shotgun wedding to Microsoft Corp <MSFT.O> for TikTok's U.S. operations provoked an outcry on Monday on Chinese social media as well as criticism from a prominent Chinese investor in TikTok owner ByteDance.
Kevin Mayer, M&A specialist, goes to TikTok just in time for them to be acquired by Microsoft while Bob C. takes the heat for everything pandemic-related at TWDC.
Hm..........
What does this have to do with D'Amaro (the thread topic)?
What does Bob C. taking heat for everything pandemic-related at TWDC have to do with TikTok?
CaptainAmerica
Premium Member
If you read the OP, this is where a lot of "Kevin Mayer to TikTok" discussion was taking place.
Just floating a conspiracy theory that, if TikTok is acquired and Bob C. gets scapegoated, maybe we'll see Mr. Mayer in Burbank again.
DVCakaCarlF
Well-Known Member
Only if Disney buys TikTok.
Captain Neo
Well-Known Member
All capital expenditures still have to go through the Bobs and the board and with the way things are now good luck getting anything cool green lit in the next 5 years at which point he will more than likely left the position.
even bigger maintenance budgets for the attractions and upkeep would be a miracle and that ain’t happening
Brer Oswald
Well-Known Member
Yeah, we’ve definitely lost since I made that post
