Stories about guest behavior in theme parks.
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scary, i know. I saw a 16 letter name on a tag, and it was her real name. I also saw one of the bin names on a CM last visit.Lisa is demanding, yes, but I've found her to be a very good lead. I have a lot of respect for her and consider her a good friend.Fantasmic_Freak wrote:Heck, even i know both the chuckies, lead. I like Lisa i think her name is, shes a demanding lead isnt she? And the kicker is, i dont even work there yet!
-.- Sarcasim Dan. Sadly its lost in posts.DLRFantasmic!Dan wrote:You don't?? You know Chuckie the Fantasmic! Lead and Chuckie, the R.O and the Fantasmic! trainer, who also works Mansion??
I will be confused if I have them both in the same room and yell out, "CHUCKIE", both of them will turn around. Just the other day, I saw Chuckie, the Fantasmic! Lead, and asked him, if he saw Chuckie, the R.O, to come see me.
PirateJohn wrote:Lisa is demanding, yes, but I've found her to be a very good lead. I have a lot of respect for her and consider her a good friend.
I'm sorry, how should I know??? I don't know if you were being sarcastic or not.Stduck wrote:-.- Sarcasim Dan. Sadly its lost in posts.
Nope Chuckie I am not.Notatourist wrote:It made me think that StDuck was "Chuckie".
Shrug.
Darn sarcasm meter. Where is it when you really need it?
And a update, so glad the flag pole is back, just needs some dressing at the bottom, great handeling of the crowds and masses, it was pretty conjested ='o But another thing i want to add, Chris one of 2 leads tonight was very vocal about having people going under the rops, even yelled that he was afraid his hand was going to be ripped off, and it was not that cool, reminded me of Haunt, but like lisa, im sure her is pretty nice guy, just athoritive. Wasnt Chuckie a psycho doll? *thats a .8 on the meter*Fantasmic_Freak wrote:From what i seen, she is very good lead, kind of what i want in a lead to work for, def not afraid to speak her mind and get things done, I'll be visiting today after 3 or so, so i'll be there!
Never heard of Ian?! I know soooo many people named Ian. But I'm from Canada... is it not a common name in other places?Socallica wrote:The problem I've always had is, even though my name is only three letters most people can't pronounce it. Or if they hear it, they can't spell it. They couldn't even get it right on my social security card. Evidently the person who read the application had never heard of "Ian" so now I'm "Ivan"
oh yeah im an Ian as well... or (according to most others) Ann, Eon, Jan, Eian, Ean, Egan, Ivan, Iaine, erm yeah you get the idea. my last name isnt simple either... but at least there is always my middle name!! =0 )KerryLeanne wrote:Sorry to bring back an old thread, but I found this one hilarious.
Never heard of Ian?! I know soooo many people named Ian. But I'm from Canada... is it not a common name in other places?
Anyway, I've never worn another name tag... I always left my tag in my locker so I wouldn't forget it. But I do have two tags... one is a regular tag, the other says that I can speak French. Apparently all Canadians speak French. I know it is our other official language, but whatever....
One of my friends in Tomorrowland had a great collection of tags... her real name is Jen, but I've seen her as Shaniqua, Geraldine, Gertrude, Latawnya, and Mike.
A good pal named Brittany's alter ego was Tony for a few weeks.
My (very white) fiancé picked up a shift at MGM last week and forgot his tag... he was Ricardo that day.
Over on Main Street, there used to be a few random name tags in the desk in the back of Confectionary that you could use if you forgot yours... eventually they all disappeared except for Gerald. I think just about everyone on Main Street has been Gerald at least once. :D: