It is Tuesday, May 31st, 2016, and this is episode 20 of Backside of Magic.

This episode is brought to you by George.

You may know George better as the giant speck of dust on the screen in the beloved non-digital version of Soren over California.

George had long been a prominent part of the top tier one attraction in Epcot.

Recently, though, George, the Giant Speck of Dust, was forced to train his fancy digital

replacement from overseas and is now out of work.

George would like to remind you that he is a classically trained jazz pianist

and is also available to help you move your old couch into the basement.

George is hardworking and vows to always show up whether you want him to or not.

To view a YouTube video of George in action or to schedule an interview,

head to www.speckof to www.w.com.

Speckofdust.gov.com.

This is Backside of Magic, and I'm Ryan. With me, as always, is my co-host, Jeremy. Jeremy,

how are you doing? I am doing well. How are you doing, Ryan? I am also doing well. Glad to hear it. We got a very kind iTunes review this week from David, and we thank him very much for that.

Yes, thank you, David. What do we have to follow up on from last week?

Well, last week we went through some of our strategies for arrival and departure

days. One thing that we didn't mention was when you're considering whether or not you go into

the parks, depending on the length of your trip, that cost may really vary. Yeah, I mean,

obviously if you're there for two days, that incremental cost of that second day,

if that second day is your departure day is a lot bigger deal than if that's a potential day seven,

which I think is an extra 10 bucks. Right. Clearly that makes a big difference into your mental

calculus of whether or not it's worth it to go for whatever amount of time you have on your departure day.

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