Sirwalterraleigh
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ā50% of the game is 90% mentalāYogi, always a source of insight and wisdom.
ā50% of the game is 90% mentalāYogi, always a source of insight and wisdom.
There is zero doubt it would be more well received than anything in the presidio these daysDisney should take advantage of this strike.
Get all the Star Wars Geeks all do a zoom call from their parents' basements to collaborate on a Star Wars film.
Guaranteed Box Office Hit!
I don't know what makes people think they aren't? And it's all just virtue-signaling. I realized we had crossed a point when during Walmart's holiday and SuperBowl commercials, going back pre-pandemic featured a much broader representation of "family." They are being heartless bastards by ignoring the pleas of those screaming, "won't someone please think of the children!" If their lawyers are so good, then why should we assume they don't also have the stats and demo reports to know that these short-term temper tantrums will eventually subside, and underneath there is more long-term growth potential by selling to the traditionally marginalized, their friends & families, and allies. The reality is most people don't care enough to change their habits, but may say something in support to whomever scored the last point which can obfuscate the big picture.I miss the days when companies were heartless bastards who only cared about money.
And in all of this, the state hasn't rescinded the $586 million tax incentive provided to TWDC to move WDI to Central Florida.
Disney would just not move WDI here. They'd sell the land and cancel the projectThis is a big part of the reason I still think this is about press rather than punishing Disney, if the state really wanted to hurt Disney this would be the easiest and quickest way to do it, the fact they havenāt shows they still know a healthy Disney = a healthy Orlando.
I think the problem here is that the first responders are starting to realize that, with this lawsuit, all contracts made by the Florida Tourism board might be nullified if the board is removed. To put it plainly, they backed the removal of the Reedy Creek Board and now they are in a difficult political place because that same board may be reinstated and, in case it weren't obvious, they've indicated how deeply they opposed them. Admittedly, in this case, public safety seems a good reason. But in short, I think they're starting to wonder if they've screwed themselves by going with the Governor's plan.Maybe I am reading too much into it but it seems like they are using this as a way to say Disney is stopping the first responders from getting this deal. Making them look like the enemy.
ā¦what tipped you off this was all a publicity stunt?This is a big part of the reason I still think this is about press rather than punishing Disney, if the state really wanted to hurt Disney this would be the easiest and quickest way to do it, the fact they havenāt shows they still know a healthy Disney = a healthy Orlando.
110 degree Vegas heat with no humidity > 90 degree LA heat with 25% humidity > 80 degree Orlando heat with 75% humidity.
As a resident of the sun Iām often surprised by how miserable both LA and Orlando weather can feel, when its 105 where you live and the forecast says 80 degrees you expect to be comfortable on vacation but thatās often not the case in either city. Cool weather in LA is usually very nice at least, 50 degrees in Vegas is heaven, 50 degrees in LA is chilly, 50 degrees in humid Orlando feels like Iām freezing.
Apparently the first responders union was negotiating for a contract for over 4 years?The board is going to weaponize first responder pay as a way to try and get these developer agreements voided. Extremely low even for this board.
I donāt know what will happen but Iād be very disappointed if Disney and RCID didnāt honor the new contracts if they win in court and the old board is reinstated. Their first action should be to re-sign the Fire Department contract.I think the problem here is that the first responders are starting to realize that, with this lawsuit, all contracts made by the Florida Tourism board might be nullified if the board is removed. To put it plainly, they backed the removal of the Reedy Creek Board and now they are in a difficult political place because that same board may be reinstated and, in case it weren't obvious, they've indicated how deeply they opposed them. Admittedly, in this case, public safety seems a good reason. But in short, I think they're starting to wonder if they've screwed themselves by going with the Governor's plan.
If Disney were looking again for a new location for WDI, will they be able to match or beat the tax incentives offered by Florida?
Being close to the parks matters, but other things like available tax incentives can influence the location.
Miller lite was my cheap/light beer of choice as well. Mix it up more nowadays..except IPAs.If I was getting a generic light beer I always preferred Miller Lite but it has nothing to do with the ads. If itās hot out and you can get one of those Bud Light Lime metal bottles from a bucket of ice or a low temp fridge itās pretty refreshing. Iād rather just drink a local beer these days.
Their winter lager is good.If I can't find a local brewery's beer, I find Sam Adams seasonal beers a good substitute.
ā¦honestlyā¦theyāre still well paid for Floridaā¦donāt make it a big deal.Apparently the first responders union was negotiating for a contract for over 4 years?
It's too bad RCID couldn't have got this done three years ago.
ā¦what tipped you off this was all a publicity stunt?
They tend to forget Long Island firefighters are a lot of the time volunteers and get paid in tax incentives.ā¦honestlyā¦theyāre still well paid for Floridaā¦donāt make it a big deal.
I think they should circle back around and get a deal from Newsomeā¦cater to people, not cowfieldsIf Disney were looking again for a new location for WDI, will they be able to match or beat the tax incentives offered by Florida?
Being close to the parks matters, but other things like available tax incentives can influence the location.
I think they couldā¦but would he hesitant to go anywhere that may decide theyāre āgood fundraising potentialā in the future.You don't think other states would be willing to have WDI relocated to their state, enticing Disney by tax incentives? Georgia had a booming film industry...the one that Florida ed away.
Iām just messing with you.That a politician was involved. Iām still amazed itās gone on for this long and to this extent, a year ago I was positive theyād quietly undo it and nothing would change, then I got concerned when they actually changed the board, now Iām back to thinking itās just a publicity stunt that will have little to no affect on the parks, unfortunately itās resulted in some changes that will likely cause unnecessary bureaucratic headaches for both Disney and the state of Florida long after the PR perpetrators are gone.
I can't speak for their salaries; I have no idea how much of a big deal it was.ā¦honestlyā¦theyāre still well paid for Floridaā¦donāt make it a big deal.
No I hear thatā¦but itās more common than you thinkI can't speak for their salaries; I have no idea how much of a big deal it was.
I was just commenting on how long they were working without a contract, and it was too bad RCID couldn't get it done.
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