Are Cast Members screened?

[bicker]

I think I know what you mean, but I'd sure hate to be the spokesperson who has to tell a parent or the media that the statistical risk of what happened to a child was "pretty tolerable".

 

[meandtheguys2]

I think I know what you mean, but I'd sure hate to be the spokesperson who has to tell a parent or the media that the statistical risk of what happened to a child was "pretty tolerable".

Poor choice of words! I should have just turned the whole sentence around!

What I intended to say is that there is a statistical risk in any situation, and the risk at Disney would not be high due to various factors.

 

[rt2dz]

There is one important thing that I believe a lot of people are missing right now. We all know that with children consistency is exteremly important. Meaning, what you teach them to do at Disney needs to be the same thing you teach them to do at the park, your neighborhood, the grocery store, the mall (and you'd be surprised at how many missing children from malls tend to be abducted by employees--part of the reason for teaching children to find a mommy--Daddy's pushing strollers at malls aren't very common), etc. And it is those other situations that we stress in our children just by the pure fact they are a more common occurance, unless you go to Disney weekly. And, yes, there is always exceptions, but you have to play the odds.