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Fine, but we always have to remember reason and we don’t all get what we want. It’s a job. Everyone is underpaid, under appreciated , under accommodated, etc. It’s not this issue, it’s all the issues that never end.
Yeah, some things are serious health concerns, some aren’t.
Its usually because people throw up their hands and say "eh that's life" or those people who say "it is what it is" like it's so profound and they were the ones to come up with that ancient "wisdom". you know my mortal enemy.....nihilists!
140+ degrees Fahrenheit with my friend Tigger. Hell didn’t begin to define summer, but the guests were more of a concern than the heat.
Costume freedom .and comfort, accommodation etc seems to be a buzzword. The weather in the summer in Orlando is no different that 1970s/80s. Did cast complain as much back then? I noticed the street sweepers in custodial have plastic brooms and plastic vertical trash catchers that they pan and broom the trash into. In the 1970s/80s the plastic vertical trash catchers were made of metal which was heavier on the arms . Seems like the cast back in the day managed with that to keep the streets in the parks clean.
Not to long ago, I was fairly new to North Carolina. The temps here in the summer can hover around 95 all the time and have humidity so high that you jump into a pool to dry off. I had moved from 50 years in Vermont, which on occasion can get quite warm as well as quite cold, but the warm is short lived. I had the AC in my apartment here so low that I couldn't see out the windows because of the condensation on the glass due to the heat and humidity outside coming in contact with the meat preserving temperatures inside.
The roofers that reroof my home took 3 days. The temp outside was 95 degrees , goodness how much hotter up on my roof. The workers were covered head to toe with clothing bandanas and hat. You could only see their eyes. They worked 8-4 for 3 days. They took a 30 min lunch break and sat in their work truck. I asked them in Spanish anytime they needed to use my bathrooms just ring the doorbell. They never did ( who knows ? the roofers could have fertilized my bushes from up on the roof ) and their work truck never left my driveway for the 3 days work. When I used to cut my grass I wore the same in intense degree heat when I worked out in my yard, covered head to toe with clothing helps to not get bitten by snakes too, since one rattler crawled up my leg when I was walking through the grass one day.
Met and talked with a cast member in the parks who had a 35 year pin on nametag. Mentioned to me when they moved to FL in the early 1980s central AC was not the norm. She has no AC in her car for many years and a wall unit AC only in the bedroom apt. They adapted to the conditions.
Remember wearing shorts and sticking to the old vinyl car seats??? With no A/C?
Virgin Atlantic have and on my last flight I saw one female cabin crew member wearing trousers. As we were landing I asked the male cabin crew member if any of the guys wore skirts on flight and he said no because of the impracticality.
I kind of wonder if the union had a say as well. Shocking they were able to keep basically opening day rules as long as they did.
Honestly - I can't believe in this day and age people are still projecting their beliefs onto others - even strangers.
Respect towards each other, elders, bosses in society and law and order were more effective back in the day. Nowadays some question rules, flat out defy rules, since what we see on TV news is similar
The union definitely had a part in it
Yeah, I understand hippies totally all followed the laws and never questioned the rules.
Well there was this one time......
