Hello it's Gabby Logan here from the Midpoint and this week were sponsored by

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And remember, please enjoy responsibly. Visit drinkaware.co. UK for the facts. The following is a presentation of the Four Center Podcast Feed. Wow Hello and welcome to happy beeps. I'm your host Jennifer Landa and today we're

going to start off with a little story. As some of you may know, I worked at Disneyland many years ago.

I was what they call a face character, meaning that I portrayed a character where you could see my face.

But one day I got to see what it was like to be a fuzzy

character. This is a character like Mickey Mouse or Donald Duck where your entire face and body are covered by a costume. Being a fuzzy character

is incredibly challenging both physically and also acting wise because you not only have to move like the character, the only way you can

converse is through body language.

Also during summertime, it is extremely hot inside those fuzzy costumes.

But I was thrilled to get the chance to portray one of Disney's

legendary characters.

I'm 5-6, so my character options were kind of limited limited but there were still some good ones.

Would I be Ticker, Pluto, Rafiqi? As a wardrobe ladies began pulling out these

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