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Was making their way around the fine dining locations on property,

wreaking havoc. They didn't have a my restaurant, were they golden ticket, meaning the location

they visited tonight before got desperate trying to make the family happy to the point of telling us

to give them whatever they wanted and to charge it to the previous restaurant's camp.

Okay. We took an incredible amount of extra care with everything the family wanted.

They still found reasons to send their food back three times. They complained about everything

and demanded we give them another golden ticket to another restaurant. At the end of the night,

my manager told me that the entire thing had to be documented somewhere and it would be done

by giving me a write-up. I did absolutely nothing wrong. I've been in the running for a very

prestigious position in another department, but the write-up actually took me out of eligibility.

So I started looking for another job immediately. Thank you. And quit two weeks later.

Come on, Disney. What did you quit? And why did you quit at 206 803 run? Disney World's tough.

Just saying, if you work there, like you got to put up with a lot that you're,

you're, remember, you're a cast member. Right. You got to do it. You got to do it. Like, I mean,

most restaurants and stuff, you got to, you got to put up with some ass, but like, Disney,

I can't even imagine. No, I can't. We used to work at the radio show back in Baltimore. They had

the opportunity anyway. Disney started Disney radio and they had done a fairly wholesome show as far

as it were. The Smoke Man and his crew. And so, but it never kind of one of the top running

shows to possibly get this gig. And when they came back for like, for the meeting, they were like,

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