From the Bob Barley studio in Orlando, Florida, you're listening to the Diz Unplugged.

Hello and welcome to the Diz Unplug Roundtable discussion for June 10, 2009.

From Orlando, Florida, I'm your host Pete Warner, joined this week by my good friends, Walter

Eccles, Julie Martin, Corey Martin, Kevin Close, John Meijai, Teresa Eccles, and Kathy

Whirling. We better not expand this team anymore. I'm going to run out of breath. Read

everybody's names. In this week's show, Kevin Close gives us his review of the new Paradiso

37 restaurant at downtown Disney. Kathy Whirling reports on stitches supersonic celebration.

Also we have a new segment this week called Facebook to Facebook. We'll talk a little bit

more about that later. And also we have a long overdue edition of Stump the Roundtable.

All that plus Roundtable rapid fire and this week's news on this edition of the Diz Unplugged.

I don't know if I'm rested enough for this quiz that's going to happen. Oh, well, you

should have a chance to cram. Poor thing. It's a problem. It's the whole thing.

Is this where you have a dream about going to school in your underwear? What's the whole

point of Stump the Roundtable? I have to spring it on you. It's a hard one this week too.

So we'll see how good you guys really are. But a couple things in housekeeping. First,

we have a correction from last week's show. I love our listeners. If I get anything at

all wrong, they are on it like white on rice. I had mentioned that I did not think you

could get food at the pub in the UK in Epcot or at the Tuning Lounge at the 50s prime

time cafe. And apparently that is incorrect. You can order from a limited menu at the pub

in the UK. And the Tuning Lounge does offer the full menu from the 50s prime time cafe

now. I remember being at the 50s prime time. I don't know if it was earlier this year or

last year, but I remember specifically asking our server if you could order food at the bar

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