Welcome back to another edition of Disney Dish with Lentesta. I'm Jim Hill, and this is a show

for the week of Schmerz Day, October 11, 2021. On the show today, news, plus Christina Harrison,

and she shares her thoughts on how much edible glitter a human being can consume before they

get really pretty kidney stones. And in our main segment, I talk about how when it comes to all

Disney World history, sometimes it's really hard to separate fact from fiction. At this point in

the show, normally we're bringing Mr. Tessa, but he's on a boat. The Scarlet Lady, the new ship,

of the line of from virgin voyages. And Scarlet Lady made its maiden voyage out of the port of Miami,

this past Wednesday, and provided the captain of this 990 foot long vessel, has it already

keel hauled Lynn, which by the way, very strong possibility. Have you seen Tessas here lately?

That curly mop could definitely keep the keel of this brand-spending new cruise ship,

barnacle free. So if I were Lynn, I would definitely keep myself out of there with the captain's line

of sight. Anyway, Mr. Hista, barring any unfortunate incidents out on international waters,

we'll return for next week's show. But in the meantime, I am thrilled and proud to announce that

Lent's sister, our own Scarlet Lady, the lovely Christina Harrison, will be this week's designated

testo. So you know why you'll ever please welcome Chrissy.

Hi Jim, thank you for having me. First of all, I've never heard you say Schmerz Day.

So you know how on, wait, wait, don't tell me when you can have, if you, if you answer all the

questions correctly, you can have somebody's voice on your voice mail. I think I want you saying

Schmerz Day. I don't know what I have to do to win it, but I think that's what I want.

That said though, I just feel like we should do that theater soap opera thing on today's show,

the role of Lentester will be played by Christina Harrison. You have to say it that way though.

And I don't mind, you know, I've had a Hester print moment or two in my past. It was,

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