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See macdre rules.co.com. Welcome to the case four with Chris Cox.

The pretend procedural, that is said not in the court of the last resort, but rather the

court of the Walt Disney World Resort.

This is the podcast where theme park expert, land tester, and mind reader Chris Cox,

will regularly debate on some of the more trivial

aspects of vacationing in Orlando, which makes visiting either a complete joy or an absolute misery.

I'm the less than honorable James Robespierre Hill. I'll be presiding over today's proceedings,

and after Mr. Cox and Mr. Tess's arguments, I will render my verdict.

All verdicts are final, unless, of course, they're not, which means that we'd love to have you, the listener, also weigh in with your thoughts on these not-so-weight topics.

And the matter before us today is rope dropping. Okay, rope dropping,

really? Does that mean what I think it means? Is I now a hanging judge? Because hang on, I have a

list. No, Your Honor, and I can't believe you made me say that. Rope dropping is the practice at Disney World, where guests arrive at the place prior to the actual

scheduling opening, in fact, well in advance, and that allows them to be first in line for

whatever ride they want to go on when the park actually opens.

Yeah, and there used to be an actual rope, right, which they'd sort of stretch across Main Street at the bottom of the hub in front of Cinderella's castle. And that rope would hold the crowds back until the park's official opening time. There'd be some music. There'd be a little announcement. And then they'd drop the rope and the guests would enter the park. Yes, and there'd be a cast members telling guests walk don't run, but inevitably everyone's tail ran. Yeah, that's whether named Rope Trop or Tripping Over a Rope comes from. Got it. Okay, so just to be clear here, I don't actually get to hang anyone. Alright, this is concerning me now. How did you become a judge, Jim? I can explain that, Chris. It's the

way things typically work here in the United States. If you look like you're ready for the job and you've got the clothing for it, you get the job. By the way, I also have a set of surgical scrubs. And Chris, if you're not fielding especially attached to your appendix, you know, I can make I do need some dental work, Chris, don't you?

I do need some dental work, but scrubs aren't going to cut it.

In fact, your appendix, you know, I can make that. You need some dental work, Christ, don't you?

I do need some dental work, but scrubs aren't going to cut it. In fact, there's going to be no cutting of anything, Jim. I'd like to end this podcast with the exact same number of internal organs that I started. That is, of course, your call. Is that too much to ask for? Well, I'm just saying if you change your mind, I have an especially

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