Stupid Guest Tricks

Uhg. I know how you feel. When I worked at the TRU back in college, I got reamed out by co-workers for finding broken glass during closing because it would make everyone have to stay later. Never mind that it was in/on a display of effing diaper bags. Yeah, that would have gone down real well if a baby had gotten at it.

You will be glad you said something before OSHA and the Lawyers swarm. Never be sorry for playing it safe with other's lives. You can sleep well at night. :)

Driver_dylan wrote:Unfortunatly, If you work at universal, they side with the group. Most of the coaster management there is stupid, barely trained, and barely competent. Do your best, and buy lots of TUMS for the indigestion.

I work at both Universal and Disney and Universal is by far much better than Disney is in the safety department hands down.

When I worked at Knott's, I was practically buying loperamide (antidiarrheal) by the case. Yeah, that's how bad Knott's management, leads and some co-workers were when I worked there, and I don't imagine things have changed. Or not for the better, anyway.

Driver_dylan wrote:Unfortunatly, If you work at universal, they side with the group. Most of the coaster management there is stupid, barely trained, and barely competent. Do your best, and buy lots of TUMS for the indigestion.

I have not worked for Disney in MANY years, but I do know how much management inforces safety at Universal. It is very nearly zero tolarence for safety violations. There have been several people termed for safety violations.