Stupid Guest Tricks

Big Wallaby wrote:... My father is the president of a company back in Portland, and one of the things he's taken to doing is sending people who have worked for the company, worked hard and sacrificed for the company to Disney World, cruises, and many other neat places around the world. He sends their entire family first class wherever they are going, gets them Concierge level rooms and sometimes they arrive at Disney World to find another surprise gift here at Disney World waiting in their room that he sent me out with his credit card to buy. Overall, he loves rewarding those who work for him in ways that they could never afford on their own at "normal people" wages. He's creating his own year of... okay, not a million dreams, but I know of a good number of people for whom he's already made this happen, with more on the way.

Big Wallaby wrote:It's interesting to me, there are two kinds of people who have money... those who earned and deserve it, and those who definitely don't. You remind me of quite a few people I know who have it and do well with it, because they are the people who, going down the road, you would never know they are so well off. I've known both types, and the second set disgust me. Those who need to make sure you know they are *very* well off, give to charities only for the tax breaks (and often not to good ones that use the money wisely) and do really stupid things that I could never do or want to do.

My father is the president of a company back in Portland, and one of the things he's taken to doing is sending people who have worked for the company, worked hard and sacrificed for the company to Disney World, cruises, and many other neat places around the world. He sends their entire family first class wherever they are going, gets them Concierge level rooms and sometimes they arrive at Disney World to find another surprise gift here at Disney World waiting in their room that he sent me out with his credit card to buy. Overall, he loves rewarding those who work for him in ways that they could never afford on their own at "normal people" wages. He's creating his own year of... okay, not a million dreams, but I know of a good number of people for whom he's already made this happen, with more on the way.

susislicker wrote: "Let them eat a Monte Cristo at Blue Bayou!" :p:

mechurchlady wrote:So that is how you torture your kids lol. Take them and the kids on a disney trip then when your kids are not looking you slip their kids sugary snacks.

Grandpa: This is our little secret so no telling mom and dad. What a dirty little boy you are, hurry up, all done, let me get that.
Daughter: Ok kids lets ride Dumbo, kids, calm down kids.
Son in law: Junior how did you get your face dirty, is that chocolate and marshmallows? DAD not again.


I now wish I had kids to torture when I am old.

Whazzup wrote:I'll just hop on my Lear jet and be there within the hour.

hobie16 wrote:Lears are so declasse. You need to move up to either a Gulf V or a Bombardier Global Express. :D:

susislicker wrote:Zazu]Sure!

... And I do NOT mean a chair.... I am onto you guys!

Zazu wrote:Sure!

<sigh> Okay, a non-chair Chippendale it is then. Look in "Custom Smileys" for "Chippendale (not a chair)".

hobie16 wrote:Lears are so declasse. You need to move up to either a Gulf V or a Bombardier Global Express. :D: