No. Please don't. That's a terrible idea.
Aka he's pulling a Howard Hughes.
I watched rogans podcast last night such an overhyped situation, pretty sure clintons admitted smoking was longer. (God im showing my age), great interview though. Ive been watching alot of his interviews and you see a thoughtful, genius, who always pauses before answering doesnt curse (or tries) during interviews but... is super sad and feels trapped in his own head and wishes he was "normal"
When he stops cutting his hair and nails and begins wearing tissue boxes on his feet, we'll know he's gone "Full-Hughes."
He just didn't bring his cat, Lady Puss-Puss with him that day.not only is that just a marvelous dome, but it even doubles as a non-lethal weapon when exposed to sunlight
however, despite general consensus and a few nefarious actions towards our beloved, preliminary intelligence actually suggests that's not a bond villain.
there's still time on this, but i remain skeptical.
He just didn't bring his cat, Lady Puss-Puss with him that day.
If you find the time, I would write him an email. My email to him certainly didn't go unnoticed, and although I don't think he ever responds (He forwards them to his secretaries), the interactions I had led me to believe he reads all of them.
Companies that large usually have an Executive Customer Relations department that handles letters, calls, and emails to the CEO. I guess it's possible that Iger reads some of them. When I was at Amazon, I had friends in ECR. Bezos spent time every day reading emails from customers and, when he came across something that he felt was an issue that should be addressed, he'd send it to one of the ECR folks to handle immediately. The one thing you didn't want to get from Bezos was a forwarded customer email with Bezos' entire response being, "???". That meant "Fix this yesterday. I don't care how." Bezos is a horrible person, but I will give him credit that he cares about the company and is very hands-on.If you find the time, I would write him an email. My email to him certainly didn't go unnoticed, and although I don't think he ever responds (He forwards them to his secretaries), the interactions I had led me to believe he reads all of them.
Who knows, perhaps including a link to that D23 article about you would get you extra special attention!
Guarantee they have several employed by the company that respond for him. (Just to make sure you know, I am agreeing with you). I tend to think that CEOs read far less than we think. In fact, I bet that when one of these ECR individuals reads something of higher interest, he sends it up the line to his manager who then might send it to his manager...and that is the only way it ever MIGHT land on a CEOs inbox.
