times please stay back behind the yellow line like for the bus to pull in it won't move unless

you're all behind the line and a kid yelled out the lizard's behind the line like not behind the

and they're like it's going to hit the lizard and so everyone else is like oh my gosh get the lizard

and so my little clipboard I like scoot it back so that it's behind the yellow line so the best can move in.

Welcome back, everybody, to this week's episode of the DCL Duo podcast.

And this week, we are excited to welcome back one of our favorite guests, Rebecca, to the show. Rebecca and Sam are also on a podcast together called the Plus Platoon, talking all things Disney Plus. So if any of you are Disney Plus fans out there, you can head over and watch them on the Plus Platoon together. I know I do every week. But we're excited to welcome Rebecca to our show this evening to talk about the college program. So welcome, Rebecca. Hi, how are you doing? Good. We're so excited to chat with you as always. And as Brian said, I get to, I get to see you every Wednesday for Plus Platoon. And so it's nice to get to see you on a different day and chat about the college program, something we've been wanting to talk to you about for a while. Yeah, it's literally one of my favorite things to talk about. It was such a life-changing experience for me. So I'm really excited to kind of dive into all the details with people who don't know because everyone I talk to about it is people that I know. And so they've already heard everything that there is to know about it. So I'm really excited. Well, we always like to start our show with Disney

backgrounds, Rebecca. And so we'll deep dive into the college program. But what's your history with

the parks and the cruise line and that sort of stuff? I used to live in Texas. I lived there for the

last 10 years. It was one of the things that we always

went to the parks every year. It's a big trip for me and my family. Even when I was super young,

we lived in Wisconsin, and we would make the drive all the way from Madison, Wisconsin,

all the way down to Orlando every year, just because it was one of those, it's just one of those

vacations we had to go on.

And that was ever since I was little, we've recreated photos at Epcot and Magic Kingdom and

stuff. And then, so every year we always went to the parks. Moving into Texas, it was a little bit

different because we now had my brother and he is autistic. He's on the spectrum.

And so with him, trying to get him to go every year was a little overwhelming because he

is very hypersensitive and, you know, to sounds and things that he can get overwhelmed

very easily.

But the magic gets renewed every time we go because he was so enthralled by all the things that

you could do there.

My first cruise I actually took in 2019.

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