I and welcome the mouse chat. Today you have the pleasure of just Sharpie and Steve.

How you do with Sharpie? It's the dynamic duo. It is back at it again. We are. Lisa was here but then you took off on a Disney cruise so if you have any questions on Disney cruise line, we'll have a lot of answers, I'm sure.

If you want to go on Disney Cruise out of Miami, we've got some great deals.

For some reason, I don't know if the Miami sailings are filling up.

They're just not selling well.

Yeah, so.

Poor Canaveral has always been their jam.

Yep.

Because it's the proximity is so close to the Walt Disney World

Resort it's it's a very easy sell to get people to do the do the two and and I would really be interested to see what statistic of cruise line visitors spend at least one night pre or post cruise at the Walt Disney World Resort.

That would be a fascinating statistic for me.

Yeah, it makes for a nice, long, kind of whole vacation, especially if you do one of the shorter,

three, four, five night.

Yeah, if you do three nights and three nights.

Yeah. Or four nights and three nights, yeah, or four nights and three nights, you

at the full seven night experience.

Yeah, so it makes for a good full vacation.

And I would suggest if you do do it, do the Walt Disney World first, if you can.

Because then you're paying for stuff,

and then when you get on the ship everything's pretty much included.

It's easier to do that and go that route instead of having everything you want included and

then going to Disney World and having to pull out the credit card for almost everything.

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