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 Shmer's Day, November 22nd, 2021.

Happy Thanksgiving to everyone in the US and happy New Year to our Canadian friends. On the show today news

listener questions and in our main segment Jim Hill tells us about the most controversial

ride opening in Walt Disney World History.

Let's get started by bringing in the man who says that, well, some apples taste good and

some apples taste bad.

Cheetos taste the same every time.

That's Mr. Jim Hill.

Jim, how's it going. And you know,

lend, they stay crunchy even in milk.

I didn't expect you to go with that too. Okay, you know, but the downside is that

when you start your morning with a big bull of Cheetos and some 2% milk you end up with breath that rivals that that chili dog smell that the guests used to experience at such a great escape which by the way we'll be discussing on the second half of today's show.

The second half of today's show.

What a way to work that in Jim? That's fantastic.

There we go. And speaking of things I need to work in, got two quick corrections.

We had loyal listeners, Sean reached out and point out that on our last show we talked about how it was Bob Chapeck as part of an earnings call had made some comment about they were lowering the size of portions of the

Disney theme parks and how that would impact people's waistlines and we want to

clarify here as Sean pointed out it wasn't Bob Chapeback that actually said that it was

Disney CFO Christine McCarthy so apologize for that misstatement likewise at the

live event this past week Kevin T came up to me and wanted to point out that we had talked

about the monorail beams on a recent show and where they had been built and I had mentioned that they had come from Portland Oregon and as it turns

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