Of course. I simply meant that an influx occurs at park entrance would be the first alert to the system which would in turn perhaps activate a notification for CM's to be prepared or some other form of readiness for wait times to increase.
) on the back-end. Being an IT person, this kind of thing is inexcusable and heads would/should roll.
Crap in life happens, you let a small, insignificant experience sway your attitude and outlook, even if for only an hour. You sound very high strung. I'd take it down a notch otherwise you will need some blood pressure meds.
Wow. That statement says way more about you than it does about Disney.
You’re really in trouble when your mom uses your full name.My mom says the same thing all the time, LOL!! "AJH219, stop getting bent out shape over irrelevant things"
In Tim's video, the wait time went up to 80 *immediately* after he got in line....
I've found it consistently more accurate than MDE.
Sure. But those who got in line right behind him likely also had to wait 70 even though standby said 80 by that point.
As someone who has worked in retail at minimum wage, that's exactly the wrong way to look at it. When I was working the last thing on my mind was what I was getting paid. You have to view it differently than "work" and instead an opportunity to brighten the lives of others. A full time job at minimum wage is not poverty unless one has a family to support. It may be hard work, but it's low-skill and plenty of people would trip over themselves to replace a slacker, seemingly such as yourself.
Meanwhile, posted for me was 110 and the actual was 80. Mileage varies with the big E-tickets.
I disagree with you on a few things, but pay is not one of them.
First of all, that's an average, not a minimum. Second, that's what roommates are for. It's a low-skill job, did you think you didn't have to make sacrifices, such as having an apartment all to yourself? You're talking to someone who at one point made minimum wage and had a more than comfortable living in the Seattle Metropolitan Area, an area far more expensive than Orlando.
Must be all that expertise they imported when they got rid of all those expensive American IT workers...If our experience this weekend with the "updated" DCL website is any indication, I'm not surprised one bit by this.
For those who didn't/don't know, they apparently "updated" the DCL website this past weekend, to improve performance, fix bugs, and do some UI tweaking. I've never received "Internal Server 500" errors like we did this weekend. Not the usual, "Stitch ate the page" or "The Seven Dwarves are working on it" pages usually seen, actual "500 - Internal Server Error" messages, which means something went really wrong ("Crapped the bed, in technical terms
(sarcasm=on) Bravo, Disney IT, another great job... (end sarcasm)
I'm pretty young, FYI. "At one point" means not now. I was in retail 2 years ago. Never once did I hear anybody complaining about their living conditions.
