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 25th,

2023 on the show today news, listener questions, and a survey that might point to the future

of the galactic star cruiser. Then in our main segment, Jim tells us about the best Disney

fireworks show that you've never seen. Let's get started by bringing in the man who says,

stop blaming yourself and learn Feng Shui so you could blame the furniture instead.

It's Mr. Jim Hill. Jim, how's it going?

Oh, I'm so glad you bring up Feng Shui because when Disney was making the Hong Kong

Disneyland, oh yeah, oh no, they took this very seriously. I mean, there's a great story by

Laura Holson in the New York Times back in April 2005, five months before the park opens,

and it starts with, in building the new entrance to Hong Kong Disneyland, Walt Disney executives

decided to shift the angle of the front gate by 12 degrees. As it goes on, they say we did so

after consulting a Chinese Feng Shui master who said the change will ensure maximum prosperity

for the park. Disney then also put a bend in the walkway from the transition to the gate to make

sure that the flow of positive energy or tea would not slip past the entrance and drift out into

the Chinese Sea and lend what this makes me think is I should start wearing a hat that bends

so that my remaining hair does not slip off my head. Go out into the Chinese Sea.

That's exactly it. Did the article mention anything about the automated arms that shake tourists

upside down for the last set of Remnibbi that they have? Well, you know, that is another maximum

profitability feature. Disney is like, well, like you have your ways. We have our stay awake out.

Stay awake out. All right, Jim, let's do a quick shout out to subscribers over at DisneyDish.bandcamp.com.

Thanks to new subscribers, Lacklain Mason, Don Sullivan, Jennifer Benters, and Squishy Mom.

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