It is Tuesday, February 23, 2016, and this is episode 6, of Backside of Magic.

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

It's going pretty well, Ryan. How are you doing today? I'm doing better than average. Oh, that's pretty

solid. We're six episodes in now counting today and we've realized that we do make some mistakes from time to time. And we need to

address them today, right? This is the day. Yeah. And I think we anticipate making more mistakes.

And so we think we're going to have a regular part of the show now that is we're going to call

errors, omissions, and follow up. So with that, the first thing that we wanted to follow up on is our discussion last week of the Disney Visa.

There was the question that came in.

And one thing that we forgot to mention was that when you have the Disney Visa, you get about a three to five day sort of head start access to a lot of the normal discounts that come out for, whether it be room only or the free dining.

So that can be valuable.

And I think especially last year when the free dining came out,

it was much more restricted than in past years.

And it was kind of a disaster to have to be on the phone that day.

And I think most people had a very long wait

and then didn't even get the free dining or whatever they wanted.

So from that point, I think having the couple day head start there is potentially valuable if that's a program you're going to use.

Yeah, that email was from Matt Houser, and he specifically framed it in terms of,

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