MOmousefan
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This gentleman was "interesting".

I can NOT stand it when grown folks use fowl language around little kids. That is when my blood boils and my mouth opens.![]()
I say "****-a-doodle-doo" all the time to kids......
Sorry - couldn't resist....
Me either - especially when they make the quacking sounds.
I know it's ok one fowl mistake and y'all get me LOL!!!!Sorry...couldn't resist that one![]()
I tell you, I don't know what it is with Kids and the "wildlife" at the parks.They think its "fun" to abuse animals, chase squirrels in trees, and try and catch Ducks!
Many a time I have had to yell at kids for trying to abuse animals, and I yell pretty loud: "Hey!! Leave the animals ALONE they belong here YOU don't!"
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This gentleman was "interesting".
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Last year we were on the monorail from MK to GF for lunch. While on the monorail - a man sitting next to me and my family started to dicuss what was inside a large cardboard tube he was holding. Maps of MK and details of the buildings. He did not have a Disney ID tag on him, nor dressed neatly as an employee. Seemed to be an odd character. He was traveling alone.
We were very relieved when he get got off the monorail at the TTC.
The only thing we could think of was 9-11.![]()
I've often been the guy standing with a tray full of food, desperately looking for a place to sit before my meal gets cold. And ya know something - I've never felt entitled to berate people who were already seated awaiting their own meals.
In point of fact, I applaud those people who have the courtesy and forsight to send their family to the tables while one or two members of the party get in line. See, counter-service lines at WDW are uncomfortably narrow places, and at meal times they are very crowded, and it's more efficient and more comfortable if the bulk of your party goes to the table to wait for the food.
That way, the lines continue moving forward, and you don't have to contend with guiding a whole family through a packed CS dining area, looking for a seat, keeping the kids and stroller together, and balancing trays full of hot food all at the same time.
It's also more efficient - as the bulk of the party is waiting, they can also send one person to get straws, napkins, s&p, ketchup, etc. instead of all of them camping out in front of the condiment stations.
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My appoligies for not reading the 1/2 doz pages after this post but had to toss in my thoughts on this....
When my mom & 2 kiddos go to CS eateries, we always have the kids find a table, get the napkins, flatware condiments etc. I never thought it being rude?
I do know how tight the CS lines are as PP mentioned and having a large group in it when onle 1 or 2 is needed to get the food can be disasterous. I've seen entire trays of food get toppled to the floor from bouncing wiggly munchkins as people try to maneuver w/trays of food.
Plus if you attempt grabbing all the previous mentioned meal necessities while balancing a tray of food it's bound to end up in a spill.
I never knew this was a CS dining faux pau (sp)