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Welcome to another Rope Drop Radio.

Derek and Doug here talking all things, Disney and Doug.

Welcome to the show.

This is going to be a fun one that you've kind of started putting together for us

based on a lot of questions that we get because we realize when we talk on this show,

we use words that are very common to us and to a lot of, you know, Disney nerds,

but a lot of people don't pick up on it.

And so we get kind of random questions like, wait, what does that mean?

And so we're going to go through the Disney Dictionary tonight.

Yeah, we don't want anybody to feel left out of the conversation or feel like they can't ask because, oh, that's a stupid question because they keep talking about it.

Like, everybody knows.

And sometimes we forget everybody knows. So knows so yes we're going to do some

disney dictionary definitions if you ever go on any of the disney message boards or group fans and

stuff like that it's pretty chaotic how many abbreviations and words they use i know we have a

you have a couple sentences we'll go over at the end, kind of for fun.

So this hopefully will help you out a little bit when you get pulled into the Disney experience.

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