The Empress Lilly
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One is tempted to say: 'especially because they know you can't do much back'.
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Family claims white rabbit refused to touch kids (Disneyland)
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Cosmic Commando
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Simple solution:
maxairmike
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A) That un-edited video clearly shows the guests were out to cause a disruption, with the father encouraging his teen daughters to misbehave.
B) The second tail-pulling was much worse than the simple little pluck the first daughter did. The first was still wrong, but if the second had been the same instead of walking up and roughly yanking the tail piece repeatedly like she did, the performer would have likely turned around and wrote it off as a little kid mimicking the first one, until he/she hears/sees that its a teen doing it.
C) As anyone who has ever met with characters with large paws like the rabbit knows, their dexterity and use of hands is very limited and they can barely manage the pens for autographs at times. Actively restraining someone in those costumes is laughable.
Was the action taken by the Rabbit over the top? Probably, there was the opportunity to try and "tell them off" while being in character, but it likely would have been written off as playful and a tacit admission for the girls to continue their misbehaving with the Rabbit and other characters. If the Rabbit's friend did speak to the girl, then that should be handled as they wish internally, but should not come into the overall case unless something seriously out of line was said.
B) The second tail-pulling was much worse than the simple little pluck the first daughter did. The first was still wrong, but if the second had been the same instead of walking up and roughly yanking the tail piece repeatedly like she did, the performer would have likely turned around and wrote it off as a little kid mimicking the first one, until he/she hears/sees that its a teen doing it.
C) As anyone who has ever met with characters with large paws like the rabbit knows, their dexterity and use of hands is very limited and they can barely manage the pens for autographs at times. Actively restraining someone in those costumes is laughable.
Was the action taken by the Rabbit over the top? Probably, there was the opportunity to try and "tell them off" while being in character, but it likely would have been written off as playful and a tacit admission for the girls to continue their misbehaving with the Rabbit and other characters. If the Rabbit's friend did speak to the girl, then that should be handled as they wish internally, but should not come into the overall case unless something seriously out of line was said.
The Empress Lilly
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Wish Disney would employ this guy to teach fur how to deal with annoying guests: 
G00fyDad
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Wish Disney would employ this guy to teach fur how to deal with annoying guests:
That ********* (use whatever word you like) got what he deserved. I can't stand people like that and have zero patience for this crap. He was probably like that in high school and no one ever kicked his butt for it so it grew with him. The only bad thing I see in this video is that the performer did not hit him hard enough. I'd have snapped his head back like a Pez dispenser.
HatboxGhost
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In a perfect world that employee would get a bonus for doing that......but I can wish. I am shocked that someone can be that ignorant and arrogant as to think they can do that to another human being. I have a feeling the guy learned his lesson though......as opposed to an employee just telling him, "Please, sir do not do that".Wish Disney would employ this guy to teach fur how to deal with annoying guests:
