Stupid Guest Tricks

GMC wrote:

screnwriter wrote: But I'll still keep an eye out, and may someday just come by with a couple of friends and follow him around for a day, see what his usual day is like. He may not be doing the things I've seen him do, but I'd rather find a way to get him out permanently.

i wouldn't recomend that, that's childish, rude and intolerant, not to mention liable to get you in trouble if he decided to raise a stink, he is one of our more well known regulars, and as creepy as he is, i'm sure measures would be done to satisfy him, and not to mention keep his lawyer mom (and dad?) off our backs. This isn't a place to bash, it's a place to talk about, stuff and more or less luagh about it, you've brought anger to my haven, and that will take some time for me to get over. If i ever see a CM or guest(s) bothering John, you can bet money that I will do something about it.

I hear you GMC - I wasn't advocating assault, just shadowing the guy a little better than security is able to do, and see if he has mellowed out. Remember what I've seen him do and the direct confrontations I've already had with him.

I agree, any guest attacking another guest is a bad thing, and you are right to take action against said guest to keep peace in the park (which is of course my desire as well).

Anyway, as you proposed earlier, I agree to drop this subject online. I understand that to the others here, John is a not well liked fellow, but nothing more. And as far as doing anything in the park, I'd never expose myself to possible action, having been a cast member for a good many years in many different locations.

Am I to understand that John/Smiley tried to have relations with one of the horses?

i think it's somewhere earlier in the thread. But yeah, he ejaculated, the horse, and appearently got quite a "kick" out of it.

Smiley was on pooh tonight. Had to load him. I don't seem to have a problem with him. Maybe its because I ignore him and don't let his creepy smile appear to get to me.

he was on the sweeper trip with me, he had his usual night. he is kinda creepy, but at least we know where he is when he's here.

yea deaf a creepy son..... He always goes on Winnie..and girls basically run from him nasty son of a bish..

Saw Smiley doing something very strange (take a wild guess) in the Mickey and Friends parking structure about 10PM tonight. It was rather disgusting.
After seeing me, he walked briskly with his denim jacket in tow over to the tram. He got in the very last seat in the very last car. What a surprise! He is one strange dude.

Wow...it's interresting how so many people know some of that same APs.

I know the story of Smiley but haven't actually seen him. Apparently, he likes Tommorrowland. A friend of mine is the one of the night leads at StarTours and apparently when he is in the park they rotate so that the guys are all outside and the girls are indoors away from him. They take his pass away from him when he does bad things, such as touching horses inappropriately and harrassing female cast members, but because he is mentally disabled, his Aunt is a lawyer and she has a field day every time Disney tries to take his pass away. In my opinion, it would be fine for him to come to the park, so long as he was escorted by a chapperone of some sort, whether family or whatnot.

Also, Robert, he is adorable. I say hi everytime he comes on the classics rides. He always sits in the front seat and he always pushes the back seat down so no one will sit there. He always has his little note pad, and he won't talk unless you are talking to him. When I was a new-hire, I too thought he was a mystery guest. It was the notepad!

BTW...anyone know Chester or Jason & Nancy? Chester is a strange guy, you'll often see him, usually during the summer, walking up and down Harbor Blvd in florescent colored short shorts usually a tank top and tennis shoes. He used to have curly, afro-esque hair, but now he's bald and he wears eye glasses with thick black frames. He comes up to Fantasyland Theater a lot and just sits at the front of the line and watches the show. He rarely ever comes in to the show. Apparently, talking to some other cast members, he claims to be one of the creative minds behind the Stitch character in Lilo&Stitch. Also, the rumor on the head set at the Theater is that he helped with some of the stage design and concept art for the Snow White Musical. Now how much of that is true is beyond me. He's definatley a character.

As for Jason and Nancy. They are my favorite APs. Jason is a mentally handicapped autistic kid. They are both asian. For the longest, we used to think that Nancy was his mother, but we found out through conversation with her that she is in fact the Nanny and that she takes him to Disneyland at the expense of the parents who buy the Passes and leave her in charge of him. You can see the love she has for Jason. They sometimes take naps on the benches by the ToonTown Train station. I also learned from Nancy that Jason doesn't like it when people scream, so she has to take him away from the big rides so that they don't scare him. They are wonderful, and if you ever see them, get to know them. At one point, Nancy brought us pies to thank us for our support and just for working there, and it was funny cuz they were smooshed and we found out that it was cuz she had to smuggle them past the bag check, cuz they wouldn't let her bring them into the park! Isn't that awesome!?!! We need more APs like them!

I know Robert from Knott's, I believe. He is a really nice guy, comes to see the Snoopy Ice show at least a few times a week, maybe every one. There were definitely some interesting Disneyland Annual Pass holders when I had my pass back in the early 80's through 1993. Does anybody remember Margaret or Bonnie or Big Al? Big Al is creepy, but Bonnie and Margaret were kind enough older ladies, and seemed nice to the CM'S at the park.

I remember John he use to come onto book alot. Most of the girls felt really creeped out by him. So we usually tried to put him on a guys boat or made sure he sat all the way in the front of the boats.