Stories about guest behavior in theme parks.
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Over 55 once in my life. Never again.Zazu wrote:And yes, it caught up with him. He was riding legally -- 55 in a 55 zone -- when some SG opened a car door in front of him. Miss that dude.
I believe that in just about every vehicle code in the U.S., there is typically a little something to the effect that while one shouldn't drive above the posted speed limit, they also shouldn't drive faster than is safe under current conditions. That means that while one might be able to get a bike up to 55 MPH, if it isn't safe to do so, than don't do it!Big Wallaby wrote:Over 55 once in my life. Never again.
Legal doesn't necessarily mean smart. Vice versa is also sometimes true.
When 'The Presidio' in San Francisco was still a military base the speed limit was 20 or 25 MPH and there was this steep, windy hill that bicyclists loved and there were signs stating that speeding enforcement included bicycles.figment1986 wrote:wait a minute... speeding ticket with a normal bike? that cop must have been on a quota or something...
My thoughts exactly! I'm sick and tired of people taking advantage of Disney and screwing CM. It especially irritates me that the CM gets call in with all the big shots as if assumed guilty regardless of her/his spotless record. Doesn't a damn good record count for anything anymore? Grr! Sorry irritated and bitchy by this sort of thing that lately is becoming too common among the bigger people.ktulu wrote:I'd like to see Disney sue them for recovery of the costs of the passes, as well on behalf of the CM's who were falsely accused. I also hope they did more than just have the cops escort them off, I hope they filed a criminal complaint!
It's a little hard to tell from the OP, but with a threat of criminal charges and a lawsuit, the meeting with the CM could be as much for the CM's protection as anything else. Get the details early and be able to swear in court that you took the accusation seriously, followed procedure, and met with the CM. You can then go on to testify about the CMs rep and spotless record. The big thing would be the tone of the meeting. I've been called into a a review meeting with my superior before where the meeting began "We have to have this meeting because HR requires it. I know that you're a good worker and that there is no issue here." and ended with "Okay. Glad we had this talk." and a smile.Tinker Bell wrote:My thoughts exactly! I'm sick and tired of people taking advantage of Disney and screwing CM. It especially irritates me that the CM gets call in with all the big shots as if assumed guilty regardless of her/his spotless record. Doesn't a damn good record count for anything anymore? Grr! Sorry irritated and bitchy by this sort of thing that lately is becoming too common among the bigger people.
Yep. Or, if it was open enough he could "reach back," then possibly he could go over the seat. And a lot of taxi drivers can lock the back doors from the front. One way or the other, sounds like he physically restrained at least one of the victims -- note that part of the charges were "forcible confinement."Mayonnaise wrote:By driving their passengers someplace isolated, getting out of the front and then into the back. It's not nearly as implausible as you seem to think.
I say bring such SG's to the stocks located in Liberty Square. Lock em' in for a few hours in the Florida sun in plain view of all passerbys and see if this helps curb such behaviour. Fellow CMs in plaincloths can pass by and hurl popcorn at them ( nothing nasty as we must consider our Custodial friends!)darph nader wrote:
(Disney should have 'stocks' out front of the park) ;)