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 Schmer's Day,

December 13, 2021. On the show today, news, special guests. And in our main segment Jim Hill looks back at how

Henry Kissinger came to play a significant role in the development of

Epcot back in the early 1970s. Let's get started by bringing in the man who notes that parents never say they have a favorite

child, but we'll use one of your siblings' birthdays in their computer passwords.

So Mr. Jimmyel, how's it going?

It's going well.

Now on the other hand, in the Hill family, my mother had kind of a casual attitude toward

child rearing that Nancy was at a family cancer walk at one point and noticed

myself and two of my brothers were walking in front of her and we all had her shoes

untied and she turned to my mother and was like what's going on there?

It said well you know there were five of them it was hard to stay on top of things.

You know if one tripped over his shoelaces and fell down in traffic that didn't start.

You've got spares.

There you go.

I gotta say, Jim, it sounds like you weren't one of the favorites.

I'm sorry.

There's a Rodney Dangerfield joke that I love so much.

It was basically Rodney goes to the beach with the family.

He loses them.

He's walking around with a policeman and, you know, ask him,

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