There are many times that I am playing in the park and random guests come to ME, asking me questions, thinking that I work there. I mean, they have their sights on me, looking in my direction and asking me a questions eventhough there is a CM standing right next to me. So, as a EX - CM instinct, I answer it.
Does this ever happen to you on your day off or just playing in the park??
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All the freaking TIME! Even after being gone for 6 plus years I still get it.
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This seems to happen to me everywhere, especially in places I have never worked. I am frequently asked questions in the parks, and recently I was at a Costco and was asked questions which, not working there, I have no way of knowing the answers to. If I know the answer I try to help them, but if not I politely inform them that I do not work there and do not know the answer.DLRFantasmic!Dan wrote:There are many times that I am playing in the park and random guests come to ME, asking me questions, thinking that I work there. I mean, they have their sights on me, looking in my direction and asking me a questions eventhough there is a CM standing right next to me. So, as a EX - CM instinct, I answer it.
Does this ever happen to you on your day off or just playing in the park??
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I've gotten asked what section I work in, if I want to use my CM discount, and if I work here. Basically I get mistaken for CM about once a trip. I do not understand it AT ALL. I don't go around spouting Disney facts an insider would know, I'm usually carrying a camera...it's weird. Flattering, but weird.
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I have never been to DisneyLand. In DisneyWorld sometimes guests will ask me questions. I have never been a cast member at DisneyWorld, but sometimes other guests think that I am a cast member at DisneyWorld.
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I think I mentioned this a long time ago,but when I was there over a year ago,some lady walked up to me near the Tomorrow Land train station.Asks me a question as if I worked there.
Well I politely told her "no".I guess if you're smoking a cigarette on stage,you must be qualified.
Well I politely told her "no".I guess if you're smoking a cigarette on stage,you must be qualified.
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I've been mistaken for a CM........
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I get mistaken for a CM too. I think it more has to do with the fact that we know where we are, what we are doing, and don't look completely lost.
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I absolutely get it all the time at theme parks too. Most recently at Universal, someone asked, "do you work here no obviously you don't sorry."
However, my most recent time at Sea World was my own mistake. I used to publish games and I published one called "Prawn." When I went to Sea World, I wore a shirt with the Prawn logo on it. No fewer than 3 people asked me if I worked there that time.
However, my most recent time at Sea World was my own mistake. I used to publish games and I published one called "Prawn." When I went to Sea World, I wore a shirt with the Prawn logo on it. No fewer than 3 people asked me if I worked there that time.
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I think some people just give off that "I know what I'm doing" aura. DH gets asked questions at the parks all the time, and both he and I often get asked things when we're on the Disney cruise ships. We also both tend to get asked directions on the street...maybe we look relatively harmless? It was quite comical the other night at Publix when we were explaining to an Asian tourist how to get to the seafood buffet restaurant he was seeking. Poor guy was way out at the Publix by 429, and he wanted a place over near the Ruby Tuesday's on the other side of I-4.
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