I don't even wear a suit and tie when I visit the office, and I'm "leadership"They're probably the type of person who clutches pearls when they see someone board an 8 hours flight in sweat pants instead of a suit and tie
But would you have stayed in line if they were in male costume ?
No. It was very unappealing all together. I can guarantee those beards were against guidelines, the two CMs were just very unkempt and sweating literally over top of food.
Why mention the fact they were in female costume ?
You lost the argument with the 'OK boomer'
I happen to still LOVE my butterfly lower back tattoo.
Costco make their food court employees with a beard wear beard nets. Perhaps Disney should do the same.
I have no problem with sweats, but, why do you want to wear night time garments?
I am 100% for comfort when flying. Wear sweatpants if they make you comfortable, but, make sure that when you reach up to the overhead locker or bend down for something in that enclosed space that the poor person sat by you when do this don't get an unwanted eyeful of hairy belly button and what's below or a faceful of butt crack.They're probably the type of person who clutches pearls when they see someone board an 8 hours flight in sweat pants instead of a suit and tie
I’m so glad I was a teen/young adult when I was, once I took out my earring and my purple hair was long enough to cut off my symbols of “expressing myself” were largely behind me. Kids today who are covering themselves in tattoos will never have that luxury of just undoing it overnight, to be honest I’d rather kids wear a dress to express themselves than do something permanent like get a tattoo or body alteration that can’t be undone without expensive and painful procedures, at least the dress can be easily exchanged for pants if they get into their 20s and learn it was just part of a phase.
Because I am detail oriented, it fit the story, and it related to a prior comment on this discussion board. I did not say anything negative.
It didn't fit your recounting of events.
I’m not sure how any of this is different from what past generations have done. People have always used clothing to convey things about themselves, sometimes in ways that look very odd to subsequent generations. What the kids today are doing is, to my eyes at least, no more ostentatious (and indeed considerably less so) than the powdered wigs, makeup, and high heels that were de rigueur back in the eighteenth century.
The folks who have been around longer should have the sense to realize these things come and go - or come and stay, or what have you. It's no big deal.
I had some sorority sisters when I was an undergrad at UF that worked at WDW as characters. Two of them were my height - around 5ft.; 1 was a “friend of Mickey Mouse” &!another one we’re “friends of Chip & Dale”. Another sister was around 5’9”- 5’10”; I think she was a “friend of Goofy”. Could have been Pluto. I was in college 1989-1993; my memory isn’t what it used to be.I wonder how some of these guests will handle the fact that the majority of CM's portraying Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck are female.
Or that the majority of CM's portraying the Queen of Hearts and Miss Piggy are male.
