lazyboy97o
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Not so much a First World problem as it is an addiction.View attachment 506438
Redefining “1st World Problems.”
Not so much a First World problem as it is an addiction.View attachment 506438
Redefining “1st World Problems.”
Laid-off Disneyland workers rally in Anaheim, pushing for reopening
Dozens of people rallied outside Disneyland on Saturday to push for a reopening seven months after the coronavirus pandemic forced the theme park to close in March. People, including some of the 28…ktla.com
”Dozen.” “More than 20.” You may have created publicity but it is not going to generate the reaction you want. There are probably more businesses affected by the continued closure than people who showed up. Getting a union involved probably would have driven more involvement.Disneyland Employees and Fans Hold Rally Urging State to Allow Reopening
On Saturday morning, they gathered for a rally outside the theme park to urge Gov. Gavin Newsom to issue reopening orders.variety.com
People still care about Disneyland. Most people, however, have far more important concerns on their minds right now than theme parks.I hope DLR survives. But the longer it's closed the less peop!e care about it like that recent rally.
It’s about time !>>Now, in a bid to appeal to California Governor Gavin Newsom, some passionate Disneyland lovers have put together a rally that will be held on Harbor Boulevard in front of Disneyland this weekend on Saturday, October 17.
On Facebook, event hosts Natasha Ramirez and Desi d’Amani shared this description:
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”Dozen.” “More than 20.” You may have created publicity but it is not going to generate the reaction you want. There are probably more businesses affected by the continued closure than people who showed up. Getting a union involved probably would have driven more involvement.
This was clearly political. They were there because the organizers are clearly sympathetic to their goal and the unions were not because they are not politically aligned.I think turn out was so low that the people who organized this probably didnt mind the recall group showing up.
As for why CMs wouldnt go, I'm sure most of them have moved on to looking for other work than bothering to want to work for Disney ever again. Time is better spent filling out applications than convincing the governor to open your old workplace that fired you.
There are too many locals firmly entrenched in the Disneyland lifestyle. The parks will be fine, they aren't going anywhere.I hope DLR survives. But the longer it's closed the less peop!e care about it like that recent rally.
I am going to have to find out if they will grill them, this is important research! LOLAnyone that orders In N Out with having them add the chilis to their burger is a fool. I think they even grill them too if you ask... but having a few sliced chilis really takes an animal style double double up a notch.
I would have considered going, but I opted to go to the Safari Park instead, as well, it is actually open.Yep its what I feared, sparsely attended and mostly just by the "Recall Newsom" group which isn't very many.
So unless the crowds start showing up by the thousands after noon its going to be seen as 1. a joke of an event and 2. seen as not really many want Disneyland to reopen any time soon.
Just proves my point even more.I would have considered going, but I opted to go to the Safari Park instead, as well, it is actually open.
Actually, there isn't much that is more important than theme parks and all other businesses that are still closed right now, the longer it continues, the worse the economy will be and will soon all be out of a job. Do not underestimate the importance of theme parks in Southern California.People still care about Disneyland. Most people, however, have far more important concerns on their minds right now than theme parks.
My point is I do care; however, we also have to support the places that are open or they will also close their doors. We can't simply go to a protest to do our part.Just proves my point even more.
Again, there is much more at stake than Disneyland and theme parks in general.There are too many locals firmly entrenched in the Disneyland lifestyle. The parks will be fine, they aren't going anywhere.
Which again proves my point even more.My point is I do care; however, we also have to support the places that are open or they will also close their doors. We can't simply go to a protest to do our part.
I never inferred anything different.Again, there is much more at stake than Disneyland and theme parks in general.
Not really, many of us already had plans that can't be changed readily and for a protest that will do little to nothing to fix the problem.Which again proves my point even more.
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