Stupid Guest Tricks

justafigment84 wrote:I don't think I have seen security move that fast in a while.

Killjoys!

TeamUBR wrote:WHAT! No pics of the offending shapely suits?

Later in the day we had an incident where OCSO was involved. Near Park closing time the other person in Guest Relations with me spotted someone fully dressed In black) who was looking scraggly (beard, wild hair) who dad a SLR with a long lens who was sitting on the bench near the restroom and was taking pictures of various people. Then he moved up toward bus stops 1 and 2 and we could only see him through some large ferns. He appeared to be taking pictures of people walking away from him.

We told the coordinator and she want to the Deputy who was inside the Park near the entrance. He went over to have a conversation, as well has we had two managers show up and a Security Host. They checked his camera and apparently the photos were of the backsides of young (teen+) women. They took his ID and I checked and he was not on the Passholder listing in ATS.

Anyway, it appears that as he was outside the park in a public space he was not doing anything that was actually illegal. But he was invited to leave. I imagine there is now an incident report with his name on it, and if he ever shows up doing something similar he will be Trespassed.

*suddenly reappears after a brief appearance and months of absence...oops*

Disclaimer: I in no way approve of guests complaining to guest services about the attire (or lack thereof) of other guests.

I have an image burned into my brain from a Disney trip when I was about 11 years old: a woman in a red bathing suit, in the hot tub at FQ. Why is that burned in my brain, you ask?

She had very dark hair up in a pony tail. Not seeing the bad here yet? She also had very dark hair ... about a foot of it ... draped down from her arm pits, which she displayed to best (or worst) advantage by keeping her arm up on the outside lip of the hot tub.

Ew.

Is it even POSSIBLE to grow a foot of arm pit hair? Reason (and men's arm pits) tell me no. Which means that her pit hair has been growing in my memory, and when I'm 80 I'll have an image of this woman with 3 feet of pit hair. Or it means that what I saw was really her pony tail positioned behind her arm so that it only SEEMED to be pit hair. Unfortunately, what my 11-year-old-girl eyes thought they saw cannot now be unseen.


...and now you all see it, too. You're welcome!

justafigment84 wrote:Good thing she wasn't at the entrance to DAK yesterday then when a group of teenage girls decided that bikinis were proper park attire AND that the Rainforest Cafe fountain was a good thing to climb into. I don't think I have seen security move that fast in a while.

You know. I just must go to WDW at the wrong times.

One of the perks about driving the bus was working at DTD or AK. You got to pick up and drop off at TL and BB.

Loved closing time.

Cranbiz wrote:One of the perks about driving the bus was working at DTD or AK. You got to pick up and drop off at TL and BB.

Loved closing time.

That wasn't balanced off by those folks that should NEVER dress that way?

As a fat chick, I understand there are just some articles of clothing that are off limits to me. Spandex is one of those things, as are those stretchy fabric outfits.

I gotta wonder what some of these people think when they are leaving their room or their home. Seriously, if you are walking down the hall and all you hear are snickers and see people staring at you, go back and change your clothes.

As long as the clothes fit, so what if fat people wear spandex or tight jeans or a bikini? Some people are fat - people should get over it. I don't really see what the problem is.

I think EVERYBODY should wear clothes that fit them properly and don't show too much flesh.

Amphigorey wrote:As long as the clothes fit, so what if fat people wear spandex or tight jeans or a bikini? Some people are fat - people should get over it. I don't really see what the problem is.

If it fits it is one thing. That doesn't bother me at all.

What I see in the parks though are people wearing things that are 2-3 sizes to small and stuff peaking out that should just not be seen in public on any person. That is where the problem lies.