Re: Crush crushed
Posted: Mon Nov 16, 2009 4:15 pm
Word.gurgi wrote:I guess I'm saying...there is a time and a place for this kind of "calling out" nonsense...and Disney aint one of them.
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Re: Crush crushed
Posted: Mon Nov 16, 2009 8:10 pm
Woah! I haven't seen you on here in...forever!gurgi wrote:i sort of skimmed thru this, so if im echoing someone i apologize.
Re: Crush crushed
Posted: Tue Nov 17, 2009 10:18 pm
Has anyone been watching the news? Costco is fighting with Coke about the prices of the beverage? They will not be ordering anymore beverage. BOO!!! 
Re: Crush crushed
Posted: Wed Nov 18, 2009 1:22 am
Wonder what they'll have at the soda fountain to drink (I used to always get a Diet Coke as shopping makes me thirsty)turkeyham wrote:Has anyone been watching the news? Costco is fighting with Coke about the prices of the beverage? They will not be ordering anymore beverage. BOO!!!
Thank God they'll still have Churros! :D:
Re: Crush crushed
Posted: Wed Nov 18, 2009 9:42 am
Pepsi! Pepsi! Pepsi! Or maybe RC.
It's all a game of leverage. Coke and Costco will eventually agree on a price and the world will begin to rotate again.
It's all a game of leverage. Coke and Costco will eventually agree on a price and the world will begin to rotate again.
Re: Crush crushed
Posted: Wed Nov 18, 2009 10:21 am
I heard that the coke beverage that they have in stock, they will sell. They are still waiting on if there will be any more being ordered in the future. I might change my mind and go to Smart and Final or wait for a store that has a beverage sale.
Re: Crush crushed
Posted: Wed Nov 18, 2009 10:42 am
Hey, if Coke can get our Pizza Hut here to serve Coke products (Only one in the world that does so), they can agree with Costco.
Re: Crush crushed
Posted: Wed Nov 18, 2009 1:47 pm
This is "The Willing Suspension Of Disbelief". It is one of the basic principles behind live theatre ! And now that I think about it, parenting too !jjarman wrote:That is the way it is at our house and my son is 19. I think he was almost 12 before he finally came out and asked me about Santa. I said Santa is the spirit of giving we all have.
Also, I am one of those that can know Mickey is a person in a suit but also know for sure he is real at the same time.
Without it, many of us would be out of a job!
Re: Crush crushed
Posted: Thu Nov 19, 2009 6:50 am
The Pizza Hut down here (Savannah) sells Coke products as well.. Could just be a Georgia thing. In fact I can only think of one restaurant in town that serves Pepsi products..kurtisnelson wrote:Hey, if Coke can get our Pizza Hut here to serve Coke products (Only one in the world that does so), they can agree with Costco.
Re: Crush crushed
Posted: Thu Nov 19, 2009 9:00 am
Wouldn't surprise me really... (if a parent put them up to it).. I've heard many questions for crush, and seen the parents egging the kids into asking them... Everything from 'how do turtles pee?' to 'where do turtle babies come from?' and the like.....
Some parents lack the scruples to know what they are doing could damage someone elses child.. They only know 'I paid my admission just like anyone else, I can do whatever I want...'
some SGT's are done as a puppet act, you see :)
and, FWIW.. My 9 year old 'knows' the realities of characters.. She says as much, but in the parks , she wouldn't dare compromise the situation.. and she still enjoys the hugs and personal time with the characters :)
Some parents lack the scruples to know what they are doing could damage someone elses child.. They only know 'I paid my admission just like anyone else, I can do whatever I want...'
some SGT's are done as a puppet act, you see :)
and, FWIW.. My 9 year old 'knows' the realities of characters.. She says as much, but in the parks , she wouldn't dare compromise the situation.. and she still enjoys the hugs and personal time with the characters :)