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

Hello and welcome to The Diz Unplugged Loungeable Discussion for the Week of December 12, 2012 from Orlando, Florida. I'm your host Pete Warner.

joined at the table this week by Tommy Sandvik and that's it. Dustin West back on the controls.

We're actually pre-recording this segment. This will be going up while we are on the podcast crew coming up December 8th through the 15th.

I wanted to make sure we had some shows pre-recorded ready to go up so that you guys are on a week without a show.

Tommy has come in taking his Sunday which I appreciate to come sit with us and talk about Walt Disney World Transportation.

This is Tommy. Tommy's like a complete transportation geek. Yeah, more so than down that Disney and rumours both.

That's a lot. Yeah, that's a totally no.

We were actually at downtown Disney the other night for doing our drink around the world segment.

We were joking around about treating something about how awesome Pleasure Island is now and how much we love it the way it is now.

And like doing like the hashtag you know Tommy Sandvik's head explodes.

But we actually had a really great time doing that. It was fun. It was a lot of fun.

For me, I don't drink so I get to be in the automatic designated zone as watching a Facebook status as well.

Enjoy paying the watch other people get drunk. Yeah, I don't know that one.

Yeah, I will say that you know both of them very responsible and they did great but we'll talk about that.

Right. Well, by the time this segment goes up, that segment will already have been up.

Yeah, you're right. The segment goes up this week. Okay.

So Tommy, we can say this now because you are no longer in this role but you were a boat captain for Disney.

Yeah, anyone who I've never I've made it clear on the boards, you know, in a number of places.

But yeah, I've been I've been in watercraft since January 2009. I came as a CP.

I got trained on CB being college program, sorry, college program and worked my way.

I did that for a year and then I went seasonal with the company and continued that as I got my full time job.

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