a question of ettiquite
a question of ettiquite
so I was sorting through some old boxes yesterday and came across my nametag from when I was a CM a few years ago. Of course I'd never wear it into the parks as a guest, but I thought it might be fun to wear it when I run the WDW marathon in a few weeks - does that seem appropriate?
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Re: a question of ettiquite
Why not? Who would care? I mean if it makes you 'proud' enough,bfd. I finally got work shirts that say "Security" on them. Then I find out,unless you work at the main wharehouse,we're 'not' supposed to wear them out on the showroom floor. I still wear them 'sometimes' b/c they don't have shirts that say "Loss Prevention".
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I think it would be *highly* appropriate, but then I never 86ed Santa from the Magic Kingdom, either.TowerO wrote:I ... and came across my nametag from when I was a CM.... I'd never wear it into the parks as a guest, but I thought it might be fun to wear it when I run the WDW marathon in a few weeks - does that seem appropriate?
Be aware that uptight managers may very well inform you that you cannot wear the nametag in this situation, as it is in violation of policy. Some may even confiscate the pin, claiming it's Company property, when you reveal that you are no longer on cast.
I hope I'm just imagining trouble, but eight years with the Company has given me a particular talent for just this sort of imagination.
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Re: a question of ettiquite
TowerO wrote:I thought it might be fun to wear it when I run the WDW marathon in a few weeks - does that seem appropriate?
"Seems logical" but Zazu is correct name tag is/was company property. Management can't be trusted on either coast as there are so many issues these days. If your name tag has sentimental value - don't wear it! Enjoy the marathon wise & stress free. Good Luck! :)
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Re: a question of ettiquite
I'd say its a good idea but keep in mind, you may get asked a question or two by some stupid guests. Heck, I've been asked if i work there even even if I am in full uniform!
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Re: a question of ettiquite
It's off to sacrifice you to the Yeti!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! We don't wear uniforms, They are costumes :p:tacoboy wrote: Heck, I've been asked if i work there even even if I am in full uniform!
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OH NO!!!!!!!!!!!!!Yeti Chaser wrote:It's off to sacrifice you to the Yeti!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! We don't wear uniforms, They are costumes :p:
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(the actual explanation for my slip is that i haven't been posting here as often and I forgot my disney speak. But at least i used the term "cash wrap" instead of register in one of my other posts! ;) )
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Re: a question of ettiquite
cool, that's kinda what I was figuring - it would probably cause chaffing anyways. on another note, are thursday and monday still CM nights at PI? what about jellyrolls?
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Re: a question of ettiquite
They're only costumes backstage. On stage it's a bit different.Yeti Chaser wrote:We don't wear uniforms, They are costumes :p:
I once had to correct a guest on Main Street who said I was wearing a nice costume.
"No, this is my uniform." I explained, "I am a Conductor on the Walt Disney World Railroad, and railroad management requires me to wear this uniform to insure that I have a professional appearance and can be instantly recognized by our passengers."
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And in my most dismissive tone, I opined that, "Costumes are for actors!"
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