Disneyland Reopening Campaign Idea

[1HAPPYGHOSTHOST]

My sister received the notice yesterday. She will he laid off effective Nov 1, and is currently in the middle of the Aspire program. This whole thing is a mess.

I am sorry for your sister. I hope she can find employement soon

 

[DLR92]

Oh! I am dying with this! Hilarious!!!

 

[cmwade77]

Yes. They were awesome.
(Edit)
No one likes to see CMs unemployed. But Disney has become a huge monster of a corporation. They’re driven by money, just like any company. And they will try to manipulate people’s emotions to make it seem like nobody can live without Disney.

But outside the hardcore fanbase, most people just don’t care whether or not Disneyland opens this year or even next year. It’s not important. It’s an occasional luxury, not a cornerstone of their lives.

The problem is if theme parks (which are more than just Disneyland) stay closed too much longer, they will find out the hard way how much of a cornerstone they actually are of all Californians lives. There are so many businesses, including farms that are dependent on theme parks, it is actually mind boggling when you finally realize it.

 

[cmwade77]

Not when a lot of families right now are more concerned with their family’s safety and whether or not they’ll be able to pay all their bills over the next several months.

But how about this.....if they don't visit theme parks, then the hotel across the street can't do their refurbishment and that means they don't hire the general contractor that hires the engineering firm that recommends their employer as the electricians for the job and thus their employer has to lay them off, all because people won't or can't visit theme parks. Then how do they pay their bills? By the way this isn't far fetched, this is REALLY happening out here in the real world.

 

[1HAPPYGHOSTHOST]

But how about this.....if they don't visit theme parks, then the hotel across the street can't do their refurbishment and that means they don't hire the general contractor that hires the engineering firm that recommends their employer as the electricians for the job and thus their employer has to lay them off, all because people won't or can't visit theme parks. Then how do they pay their bills? By the way this isn't far fetched, this is REALLY happening out here in the real world.

That's not Disney's problem.

 

[Miru]

Maybe do one for DCA, too? And the scene with the Br’ers HURT, because their days are numbered.