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today tab at the top of the page. The following is a pre-recorded program. There are frivolous

lawsuits and there are frivolous lawsuits out. Some of them are quite fun.

Now, the back story here is that Disney is being sued.

Disney is a target because, well, I don't know, what, 10 million people go through each of those parks.

Disney land, I think 10 million a year, and Disney World, I don't even know, 15 million a year.

So inevitably, you're going to have people sue. Disney is very aggressive about defending itself.

Disney is not screw around. They are perfectly fine with getting into litigation.

They will go to trial. Doesn't matter. And they just go balls to the wall.

So have they settled? They they have there have been incidents in which legitimate cases have been filed against disney probably the most serious

case i don't know if they've ever been to disneyland but on the rivers of america there's the

pirate ship the columbia it's not a pirate ship. It's the Columbia and

there are pirates on it. And as it pulls into the dock, it's like any other ship, these big

ropes are put onto, what are they called, cleaves or whatever? Those, um yeah i guess that's what they're called

you know the metal uh like hooks kind of thing and then the wrap the uh wraps around him well

that was exactly happening and it was uh one of the workers tied it up and the uh boat was going a little

bit uh it was going a little bit too fast.

And at that point where the cleave attached to the wood, the wooden side of the boat,

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