DisneyHead123
Well-Known Member
It's about framing the complaint. If we say, I hope it's not a slow trackless ride, that's fine. If you say it's going to be bad addition because it'll be a slow trackless ride, that complaining about something we don't even know about the attraction as if it is fact. The first is constructive criticism with the hope that something may be done. The second sounds like complaining for the sake of a complaint
If you think a slow trackless ride is inherently inferior to Rivers, that’s like saying you’re ripping out your kitchen to put in… I don’t know, in this case I’ll make it an experimental paint splatter art studio.
Some small percentage of people might be good with that, sure. Most would say “You touch my granite countertops, and so help me…” Whereas, again, a better kitchen is a totally different story. Same could be said regarding the perceived quality of Disney’s work recently. If your spouse wants to hire their buddy down the street to help remodel, yeah, his or her track record will come up in the discussion.