from the Bob Barley studio in Orlando, Florida, you're listening to The Dizz Unplugged.

Hello and welcome to The Dizz Unplugged Roundtable discussion for the week of June 22, 2011.

From Orlando, Florida, I'm your host Pete Werner, joined at the table this week.

I'm my good friends, Walter Eccles, Teresa Eccles, Kathy Warling, Kevin Close, and John Meijai, Kathleen Bobbitt, and Max the intern back in the peanut gallery.

This is going to be our e-mail show for this week. We're going to read your e-mails and take your voicemails.

Normally, I would be telling you what number to call for your voicemails, but we're going to be changing that number very, very soon, probably within the next week or two.

That number will change, so I don't know that number yet. So I'm not going to tell you.

It actually works better if you record something and e-mail it to us.

We all can listen to it before the show.

Exactly. That's how we prefer it anyway, but we are going to have a new toll-free number for you to call in and leave your voicemails.

But you can e-mail your questions or your voicemail, if you'd like, to podcast at www.info.com.

If we read your e-mail or play your voicemail on the show, you will get your choice of a Dizz Unplugged pin and lanyard or a Dizz Unplugged t-shirt.

Once a month, we draw names at random for big prizes from our prize matron.

So you can win something cool.

So with that, we will start with our first voicemail for this week, and it comes from Jim, who had a very positive experience at the Magic Kingdom dessert party he wanted to share with us.

So here is Jim.

Hi podcast crew. Just wanted to leave you a message. I just got back from my Disney vacation and had a great time, but one thing really stood out that I just wanted to bring to your attention.

We had an opportunity to attend the dessert party over at the Magic Kingdom, and I was traveling with my grandchildren in which one of the grandchildren has a severe nut allergy.

And every time we go and had dessert or anything like that, they give her a little package of cookies or something like that, and she always felt a little left out.

Well, we went to the dessert party, got there, and as we were preparing to get our desserts and things like that, we informed them that she had a nut allergy ahead of time.

They brought out a tray of desserts, especially just made for her with her name tag on it the whole nine yards.

I mean, she had like three or four different things of cake, cookies, different types of little ice cream and everything I got.

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