ktulu wrote:I'm sure those disposable cameras took some really, high quality shots. How were the close ups? I bet they worked exactly as my low-end dSLR does in low light situations.
And how are their disposable cameras any different then the one the lady bought before she got there? And it's nice to think the circus deliberately wants to make you WASTE your money on a camera that's going to take crappy photos that will last a life time. :) Personally, I don't know how the quality of the photos were. I used my smart phone to take pics from our nose bleed section. They turned out great and I have photos and memories that will last a life time.
hobie16 wrote:They do?
Ok. Anyone with a working brain does. But then we can't expect everyone to have one of those can we?
hobie16 wrote:As I said before, stay home. If you go to the park you'll gripe all day,
Man you just love to keep judging me and assume you know how I will act and what I will do. Have we met some time that I don't know about? No I don't gripe all day. I enjoy my visit. That don't mean I don't feel ripped off. Sure would have been nice to have some extra savings at the gate to have extra spending money in the parks. You know, to buy that great t-shirt that I could wear for years and year to come, (as free advertisement to Disney).
hobie16 wrote:some poor barely above minimum wage CM who is just trying to make sure every guest is having a great time while thinking, "I'd sure like to get off my feet for ten minutes."
Yeah I bet if Disney wasn't so GREEDY, they could pay that poor CM a little more to make them actually want to work. To quote a great movie (Office Space)
"That's my only real motivation is not to be hassled, that and the fear of losing my job. But you know, Bob, that will only make someone work just hard enough not to get fired." I wonder if that CM was paid a little more if they would be happy to come to work. Then it probably wouldn't bother them as much to be on their feet putting up with those guess that DO gripe all day and are pissy about being ripped off. Oh well, one can dream can't they
hobie16 wrote:Stay home and build your backyard mini park where you can beat on stuff with a hammer to lessen your attitude and show your kids how to work with hand and power tools properly. They might really get into it and design some cool stuff and eventually go to Stanford where they major in engineering or design and take the cool stuff they built in the back yard and improve it and show it off to a recruiter from Disney Imagineering who hires them on the spot and gives them a hiring bonus of lifetime passes for the entire family.
Hey, it could happen. Unless you pop a gasket and croak.
Sorry I spend my time teaching my kids USEFUL things like how to repair their own car so they don't have to take it to a mechanic and get ripped off. And before you say anything Yes I am a mechanic. I HATED working for shops that charged $75+/hr to work on your car. That's absurd. I have my own little shop and do work for people based on their income. You pay for the parts and I charge you labor based on what you can afford. This time you can only afford $10 for the oil change? Ok, no problem. Next time you can afford $20 for an oil change. Thanks, that works. I help you because I know how hard times are. THAT is what I teach my kids. NOT to be greedy and charge people $75/hr just because everyone else is. Oh and YES I have over head the same as the other guys. I have to pay rent on my shop, power, water, advertisement, employee salary. just like they do. The difference? The people I help, help me in return. The pint of all this still remains GREED drives companies like Disney. You and no one else can deny that. You know darn well that Disney CAN survive on a $50 admission.
Again. I agree to disagree. Final word. Take care my friend. :)