The "no fly" is below 3,000 ft. Planes routinely fly over MK at 4k to 5k.Anecdotal, I noticed that during HEA several weeks ago. I saw a plane flying right over Cinderella Castle and it wasn't an airliner at 30,000 feet either.
The "no fly" is below 3,000 ft. Planes routinely fly over MK at 4k to 5k.Anecdotal, I noticed that during HEA several weeks ago. I saw a plane flying right over Cinderella Castle and it wasn't an airliner at 30,000 feet either.
Presents have been ordered. A little thing from Tiffany, a comparable amount of money from the Tiffany thing spent on Tulips (she loves Tulips), lunch and drinks somewhere on property...Sunday is Mother's Day
Except in the UK, Ireland, and Channel Islands, where it was celebrated in March!Sunday is Mother's Day
On one side we have adults in the room and on the other a bunch of wanna be dictatorsBob Iger asks if Florida wants Disney to 'invest more, employ more people, and pay more taxes, or not?'
Bob Iger asks if Florida wants Disney to 'invest more, employ more people, and pay more taxes, or not?'
Bob Iger asks if Florida wants Disney to 'invest more, employ more people, and pay more taxes, or not?'www.wdwmagic.com
Yep that about sums it up unfortunately.On one side we have adults in the room and on the other a bunch of wanna be dictators
Now that's how you respond!Bob Iger asks if Florida wants Disney to 'invest more, employ more people, and pay more taxes, or not?'
Bob Iger asks if Florida wants Disney to 'invest more, employ more people, and pay more taxes, or not?'
Bob Iger asks if Florida wants Disney to 'invest more, employ more people, and pay more taxes, or not?'www.wdwmagic.com
He does a very good talking about what is obviously an extremely frustrating problem. It's interesting how listening to Bob, it is all common sense. When you listen to DeSantis' comments, it is quite the opposite.Now that's how you respond!
Bob Iger asks if Florida wants Disney to 'invest more, employ more people, and pay more taxes, or not?'
Bob Iger asks if Florida wants Disney to 'invest more, employ more people, and pay more taxes, or not?'
Bob Iger asks if Florida wants Disney to 'invest more, employ more people, and pay more taxes, or not?'www.wdwmagic.com
He did give a compelling and professional response, but he undoubtedly had talking points in front of him as approved by PR and especially legal.He does a very good talking about what is obviously an extremely frustrating problem. It's interesting how listening to Bob, it is all common sense. When you listen to DeSantis' comments, it is quite the opposite.
Have you ever listened to an earnings-call? lolHe did give a compelling and professional response, but he undoubtedly had talking points in front of him as approved by PR and especially legal.
As he rightly should be. Having Iger lead the company at this point is becoming increasingly important. Like him or not, he has respect of the industry and the wider business world. What he says carries some weight.TLDR - Bob is fired up (and fed up!)
Yes, as someone who has significant holdings in Disney, I listen to each one. It's not uncommon for the presenters to have talking points in front of them for anticipated questions, and they are almost always vetted or even prepared by PR and legal.Have you ever listened to an earnings-call? lol
Yeah, that's what I meant. You seem to find the negative in everything to fit some sort of gotcha that you have planned.Yes, as someone who has significant holdings in Disney, I listen to each one. It's not uncommon for the presenters to have talking points in front of them for anticipated questions, and they are almost always vetted or even prepared by PR and legal.
It is especially important that the talking points for the Florida situation were vetted by legal, given the ongoing litigation.
Take it to private messages please.Shall I name current dictators to make you feel better? So you can see how ridiculous the dictator rhetoric is?
What you heard was rehearsed points, but that wasn't reading line by line. You could hear it in the tone and inflection of his voice. He clearly was responding on the fly.He did give a compelling and professional response, but he undoubtedly had talking points in front of him as approved by PR and especially legal.
That was my take, and was interesting to hear.What you heard was rehearsed points, but that wasn't reading line by line. You could hear it in the tone and inflection of his voice. He clearly was responding on the fly.
Also, it was in response to an unscripted question.What you heard was rehearsed points, but that wasn't reading line by line. You could hear it in the tone and inflection of his voice. He clearly was responding on the fly.
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