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This episode is brought to you by the Amazon exclusive book,

Earning My Ears by Adam Santino.

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What the hell is this all about?

Sold out, man.

Yeah.

Light bill's getting expensive.

This book is a hilarious, occasionally sad, and mostly weird memoir of his time in the WDW college program. And from my understanding, that'll be very weird. You'll laugh, you'll cry, you'll learn a lot of new swear words. Hey, it sounds like when we went to Magic Kingdom for Mickey's Not So Scary last year. Oh, God. Too soon. Still too soon. It's true, though. It is true. It is. You'll learn a lot about what life is actually like working for the mouse, which actually, I know we crap on the mouse a lot, but I think it's interesting learning about the behind the scenes of any theme park working with.

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Yeah.

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And the links are in the notes attached to this episode.

This is episode 612 of the unofficial Universal Orlando podcast for May 21st, 2024.

Thank you. May 21st, 2024. Hello, everyone.

Welcome to the show.

I'm your host, Lee.

I am joined, of course, by Christopher. Hello. And Michelle. Hi. See, Michelle, you're not last this time. Technically not last because Tracy's not here. Well, I am still last, though. But we do have a very special guest who, unfortunately, his wife's not here either, which it would have been cool to have had both of them on but you might know him from the main street magic podcast that is jeremy stein hey jeremy hello thank you so much for having me so jeremy can you please introduce yourself to our listeners and let them know your history with disney world and universal yeah so uh my wife ronda, and I started a Disney specific podcast back in August

of 2017. And it was after we became passholders about two years prior to that, to Disney.

My wife grew up in Florida. I had been down here for about 14 years from Maryland. And we were

just kind of going all the time right before or right before

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