Hey, rope droppers, this is Doug.

I just got back from the Walt Disney Family Museum in San Francisco, California, and it was pretty

cool.

I went there with my wife, Michelle, and my son Alden.

We were out in California for something else, so we thought we'd stop by and check it out.

So I'm just going to give you the lowdown, the skinny, the gist of it, and it's pretty

cool. So it's $25 for adults, so it's not cheap, it's not free, but it is definitely a perspective

into the history of Walt the man and how he led the company, his creations, and then you get the sad reminder

of how he died at the end.

There's a lot of pictures, a lot of family lineage in the first room, a lot of reading,

if you want to do it.

And then it builds through to like you know his hometown of

marceline chicago where he was born how they eventually moved into kansas city and then it jumps

into when he did his little military stint driving ambulances in the war and that sort of stuff

um all kind of right off the top.

It's very interesting.

If you don't know all that history, you can definitely get it all there.

Now, we have visited his hometown museum in Marcelline, Missouri,

and that's a lot of family-orientative stuff,

a lot of that section of his life,

and then a little bit of afterwards.

But they definitely focus on when he was in Marcelline and that sort of stuff in

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