Welcome back to another edition of the Disney Dish Podcast with Jim Hill.

It's me, Len Testa, and this is our show for the Week of Shimmer's Day, June 14th, 2021.

On the show today, news, listener questions, and then our main segment, Jim gives us the history

of the Toy Story Mania attraction. Let's get started by bringing in the man who says that when

you think about it, the seashore is the worst possible place to sell seashells. It's Mr. Jim Hill.

Jim, how's it going? For some reason, this makes me think of that wonderful Stephen Wright joke.

I have a hobby. I have the world's largest collection of seashells. I keep it scattered on

beaches around the world. Maybe you've seen some of it. Is he still alive? He is, he is. He's still,

you know, I mean, he has honestly done some of my favorites stand up. I mean, for example,

the companion joke for this is, you know, well, you can't have everything. Where would you put it?

My favorite is everything's walking distance if you have the time.

Well, speaking of time, one more Stephen Wright joke. I went to a restaurant that serves breakfast

in an anytime. So I ordered French toast during the Renaissance. Yeah. Okay, keep your wakeers

as far as we can. We can. Let's do a quick shout out to subscribers over at DisneyDish.bandacamp.com.

Thanks to new subscribers, Sarah Leo, four dreams and ideas, J. Bean and Max Slava,

and longtime subscribers Ingaloo80, Lee Stone, Karen Meadows, and move E. Buff. Jim,

these were the early designers on Epcot's original test track whose idea for the world's first

in-ride drive-through restaurant still remains in the Disney archives waiting for the day when

someone in management knows the future when they see it. True story. Seriously, that's actually a

genius idea. Someone at Disney needs to send you a check. Now, because if you had the option of

hitting that button on the test track vehicle to just slide over to, well, if it's Disney quick

service, it would only take 40 minutes. You're thinking of Disney Land, Jim. Oh, I'm sorry.

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