Coming up, Kathy Whirling and Teresa Eccles check out the new and improved habit heroes at Epcot's Ineventions,

the attraction that has been reimagined after the National Association to advance fat acceptance,

complained about the previous version and I swear to God I am not making that up.

I'm also not going to say anything, I'm just going to leave you with that for a few minutes, coming up next.

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Hello and welcome everyone to the Disonplug coming to you live.

From the Bob Barley studio in Orlando, Florida, I'm your host Pete Werner, joined at the table this week by my good friend,

Tom Thompson, Kathy Worling, Teresa Eccles, Corey Martin, our producer, Dustin West, and associate producer Craig Williams back in the peanut gallery.

In this segment, we have Kathy and Teresa talking about habit heroes, and I'm not kidding.

It was a complaint from the National Association to advance fat acceptance that had Disney shut this down and redo it.

Fat acceptance?

Well, I guess because the villains in one part of it were all like small chubby people.

I have a quote about that.

If you want me to say it now, we can accept it.

This one lady, I forget what association she's with, but she does.

Suffice it to say gone or the obese villains, gone is the lazy stereotype reinforcing gluttonous kid on the sofa,

these are cartoons that tackle the enemy's dehydration in activity and poor nutrition.

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