Welcome back to another edition of the Disney Dish Podcast with Jim Hill.

It's me, Lentesta, and this is our show for the week of Schmerz Day September 4th, 2023.

Happy Labor Day to America, and happy birthday to my brother Mike, who's referred to as Tito

by everyone outside of his immediate family for reasons none of his friends are willing to talk about.

On the show today, news, surveys, and to listen to our questions, then in our main segment,

Jim Hill follows up news of Disneyland's haunted mansion expansion with other haunted mansion ideas

that almost materialized. See what I did there? Let's get started by bringing in the man who says

the popularity of Minecraft shows that a abolishing child labor was a mistake that children yearned

for the mines. It's Mr. Jim Hill, Jim, how's it going? That was a lot in the intro.

That was a lot, but on the other hand, you bringing up the mines and going underground.

Earlier this month, Nancy and I traveled to Heldtown, Pennsylvania to visit the lost river

caverns. This is some tourist attraction in the area. This has been in business since the 1930s,

and it's something that Nancy's grandparents used to take her to, and she had very fond memories of.

It's a guided walking tour of an underground limestone cavern.

Damn, cold. A constant 52 degree. I mean, Florida, it's not going to pleasant.

Bring it on, Jim. That's an interesting point. There we go.

All right, but if you don't pay on the way in, they actually make you pay on the way out.

Really? Well, yeah, and after a half hour of having water constantly drip on your head,

and a teenager go, and there's a stalactite that looks like a horse's butt,

which is sort of like, you'll pay anything. Yeah, I guess the cost for admission goes down

the longer you stay. Like, if you're there five minutes, you're like, it's $20 to get out,

but if you're there for two hours, give me three bucks.

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