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- Thread starter AngieYaz
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I have so much to share about Disney World.
Yelling at guests (ESPECIALLY IN WDW) does absolutely nothing other than show how unprofessional you are. He was out of line and should have personally entered the area and explained in person what's needed of them for the show to continue. I have been in much more stressful situations than this CM at work and I have never once raised my voice to anyone. This is WDW not your local Six Flags. Unless the building was on fire and he was frantically trying to get everyone out, he should have never acted the way he did. The guests who were constantly standing up were obviously morons...but that is no excuse by any stretch of the imagination for his behavior. There was no danger at any time and frustration overtook his logical sense of reasoning and instead of acting like a proper WDW CM he acted like an unprofessional child who didn't get his way.
Walt Disney himself would be extremely disappointed in that guy.
Yelling at guests (ESPECIALLY IN WDW) does absolutely nothing other than show how unprofessional you are. He was out of line and should have personally entered the area and explained in person what's needed of them for the show to continue. I have been in much more stressful situations than this CM at work and I have never once raised my voice to anyone. This is WDW not your local Six Flags. Unless the building was on fire and he was frantically trying to get everyone out, he should have never acted the way he did. The guests who were constantly standing up were obviously morons...but that is no excuse by any stretch of the imagination for his behavior. There was no danger at any time and frustration overtook his logical sense of reasoning and instead of acting like a proper WDW CM he acted like an unprofessional child who didn't get his way.
Walt Disney himself would be extremely disappointed in that guy.
