HMF
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Any chance the BoD will send Bob packing?
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Well, he was tagged here, so he'll see it ... hopefully tomorrow when 150 or so posts disappear, so he will have some clue that a serious discussion was taking place before some wacko with a keyboard rushed the room and started firing.
But knowing Eddie's love for technology (as well as his ties to WDI), I think he'd be ... um ... quite diplomatic on the whole idea of MyMagic+ if not quite enamored with its potential. I'd love to be wrong, though!
You know what would be fun? We get Tony Baxter and John Lasseter all boozed up and we put em on to chat!
With Lasseter, at least, that's not a hard thing to do!
the.dreamfinder
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I wonder what the drunk skipper would say about
Cars 2 or his REAL thoughts on the parks/WDI...
TP2000
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No. Tom Staggs visits Disneyland Resort regularly, often with his kids. And Iger is at Disneyland at least once a year, maybe more.
It's a shame they don't visit WDW more, but it's a five hour plane trip. Just because they walk through a park doesn't mean anything. If it did, Disneyland would have six new E Tickets under construction right now.
Longhairbear
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No, no, that's heresy. At the Brown Derby you are only allowed the Cobb salad, and grapefruit cake! IMHO
HMF
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So MacPhee is the sacrificial lamb? Rather despicable business tactic in my opinion.
alissafalco
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There really should be an age requirement on who can post here. I'm so tired of these children posting on here.
SirLink
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I bet Ike could make one hell of a reason why they should...
Towerbellman
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So you are tried of the Spirit Sycophants? Also if no children are allowed to post then you would not be allowed to post. Sorry child.
John
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SO here I sit Saturday morning.....coffee in hand. I dont do much reading....other then the occasional biography of historical figures, but I just couldnt stop reading. I have read the last 12 pages of this thread and its been pure entertainment. Some of you posters just kill me....others should just be killed...LOL ( as mentioned by our good buddy Dave) Thanks for the laughs guys...what a nice morning!
Disneyhead'71
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Sorry, Mom. Pleeeeaaaaase don't take my phone. I promise I'll do better next time.I don't get paid enough to go through this and edit 100+ posts. Lots of bad behavior all around (please don't feed the trolls) BTW, I don't get paid at all, unless you count free PML membership.
Longhairbear
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I have worked in hospitality all my life, now retired. In my experience since the early 1970's we never, ever turned away a guest. It was up to the guest to not wait for a table. We stayed open as long as it took to seat all those waiting, even after midnight on very busy nights.
We did book up solid ahead, but always kept a callback waitlist for no shows. Once a waitlist was called back, we took credit card numbers to confirm the reservation, and applied it as credit to the final bill. Seating time was never guaranteed, only that you would get seated. That allowed for walkups to be seated before the waitlist reservation showed up. We never held tables longer than 15 minutes, and that was a policy that never was broken, except for regulars. The 15 minute policy allowed for either walk ups, or early arrival reservations to be seated. Get them in, and get them out. Once a new guest can't get a seat, they usually never come back.
We did book up solid ahead, but always kept a callback waitlist for no shows. Once a waitlist was called back, we took credit card numbers to confirm the reservation, and applied it as credit to the final bill. Seating time was never guaranteed, only that you would get seated. That allowed for walkups to be seated before the waitlist reservation showed up. We never held tables longer than 15 minutes, and that was a policy that never was broken, except for regulars. The 15 minute policy allowed for either walk ups, or early arrival reservations to be seated. Get them in, and get them out. Once a new guest can't get a seat, they usually never come back.
Nemo14
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Thanks Steve (and Marcia)!
Scuttle
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I always miss the action :-(
Disneyhead'71
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Yeah, a troll got in and some of us kept chasing him around the room. Those guys can really move fast considering their size. He made quite a mess. Moms always seem to be able to corner them and shoo them out the door.
Nemo14
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I read it this morning - amusing. By the way, can you get a PattyMelt at In and Out?
You didn't miss a thing - not like last Saturday, anyway.
Ha ha. I see what you did there. Very clever.