Magpie
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Regarding the whole "I see drunk people!" discussion:
Once, on a monorail, I saw a guest who was staggering, incoherent and bright red in the face. Just after the monorail started up, he suddenly vomited everywhere.
It didn't occur to me to suspect he might be drunk.
Why?
Because he was a small child, about five years old.
If a woman passed out at the Magic Kingdom, you'd normally assume she was ill with heat exhaustion. But if the same woman passed out in the World Showcase, and especially at the Food and Wine festival, there'd be folks here on the boards the next day talking about what a disgusting drunk she was.
I'm a non-drinker. The last time I was sick in public was when I was two months pregnant and suffering from occasional, unpredictable bouts of morning sickness. I'm awfully glad I didn't choose to visit Epcot when I was in that condition, because I'm sure I'd have been judged very harshly.
Once, on a monorail, I saw a guest who was staggering, incoherent and bright red in the face. Just after the monorail started up, he suddenly vomited everywhere.
It didn't occur to me to suspect he might be drunk.
Why?
Because he was a small child, about five years old.
If a woman passed out at the Magic Kingdom, you'd normally assume she was ill with heat exhaustion. But if the same woman passed out in the World Showcase, and especially at the Food and Wine festival, there'd be folks here on the boards the next day talking about what a disgusting drunk she was.
I'm a non-drinker. The last time I was sick in public was when I was two months pregnant and suffering from occasional, unpredictable bouts of morning sickness. I'm awfully glad I didn't choose to visit Epcot when I was in that condition, because I'm sure I'd have been judged very harshly.