tissandtully
Well-Known Member
happens to be jobs she can't be fired fromI think she will hang onto any job she can.
happens to be jobs she can't be fired fromI think she will hang onto any job she can.
Those darn lawyers… doing the job they were hired to do. I hate them tooThose detested lawyers will ensure that the parties "make up" in a way that precludes unfair interference by the board. That's just what those hated, money-grubbing folks do.
While Disney gets something in this agreement, the decision to vacate the contract is pretty overwhelming. Disney's best piece of leverage against Florida, the contract, is no more. That was the thing their case rested upon. It's over and done. Giving that up willingly is a tactical retreat. That's not to say Disney lost the "war." I don't see any winners or losers here, because this is best for both the state and Disney. But that is a concession on their part. But they're doing this on their own terms in an orderly way. And that's smart.I wouldnt call it that..... We don't know the full scope of what was promised.
By the way, and this isn’t directed at anybody in particular this comment reminded me though. I don’t want to come off as I know anything about law, districts and such. I’m looking at this from a high point of view and only giving opinions. I’m not versed in law, or public districts.FWIW… I generally stop engaging when people think they know how to do my profession better than me. Assuming you are in fact a lawyer
What????? The State of Florida and the elected representatives that run the state that I live in prevailed with regard to this matter. It is as simple as that.It was political from the get go in perhaps the most regressive/toxic political jurisdiction we have…
That will pass with time…I’d guess when X becomes the elders…just a hunch.
Yes giving up most of what you sought out to do is a total win. Good job.What????? The State of Florida and the elected representatives that run the state that I live in prevailed with regard to this matter. It is as simple as that.
I think she will hang onto any job she can.
What's Bridget's favorite Disney song? DM me for the answer so I don't get banned.Still. Gotta be hard getting pulled in two directions at once.
I'll show myself out.
This is exactly right. This was an unnecessary distraction for Iger. While I'm no Iger fan, I would have advised to get out of this case and focus on the bigger issues. That's the future of the company and his legacy.Stability looks good on the Street just before the shareholder meeting. This is surprising on it's face, but shouldn't be since they had filed an SEC notice last year that the Florida issues were impacting their business. Now... poof... kumbaya
Well lets see what they announce for WDW at D23 and what we actually get at WDW,Usually I’d agree with you, but their is significant evidence to the contrary.
Not really.I don't see any winners or losers here, because this is best for both the state and Disney.
It's a deal they can enforce. If the governor or the board violates the terms of the settlement, all bets are off.
At the end of the day, this gives Disney a shorter path to certainty in growing and managing their business - which, for them, may be a huge win given their expansion plans. Many of us may not like it, given the Injustice of what was done, but the reality is Disney has a business to run and they have to do what's best for their business. If an opportunity presented itself that gave Disney that certainty and the ability to deal with a less combative board, I could see why Disney would jump at the chance, as much as I wish they didn't.
This had become extremely toxic for the company so this is for the best. It does anger me that this is the result because I feel strongly that Disney was in-the-right, here, but...this is probably the best they can hope for in the State of Florida right now...This is exactly right. This was an unnecessary distraction for Iger. While I'm no Iger fan, I would have advised to get out of this case and focus on the bigger issues. That's the future of the company and his legacy.
permits seem to indicate something is starting at DAK at least, pretty big, giving you hopeWell lets see what they announce for WDW at D23 and what we actually get at WDW,
I WANT TO BE WRONG.
Me too, I want and hope I’m right. Something is definitely happening though at least in Animal Kingdom.Well lets see what they announce for WDW at D23 and what we actually get at WDW,
I WANT TO BE WRONG.
I wasn’t trying to call you out. I was just sort of commiserating about engaging in an online forum when you are an expert and are interacting with people who have strong opinions but aren’t.By the way, and this isn’t directed at anybody in particular this comment reminded me though. I don’t want to come off as I know anything about law, districts and such. I’m looking at this from a high point of view and only giving opinions. I’m not versed in law, or public districts.
EDIT: If I ever came off like that I apologize.
This had become extremely toxic for the company so this is for the best. It does anger me that this is the result because I feel strongly that Disney was in-the-right, here, but...this is probably the best they can hope for in the State of Florida right now...
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