SweaterInJune
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Okay...checked on it and did some math...
I was also Spring '07, but in attractions, at DAK...that means slightly limited hours because it closes earlier...especially if you work Safaris--closes at dusk...even w/ EMH.
I averaged $131.50/wk bring home, after rent and any deductions.
I had a week that was as low as $57, and a few right around $200. I had extra time off that low week because my father had been visiting, auditions, and I had a horrible allergic reaction to a bite I got at work and spent an entire day at clinics*.
Also, I lived in Chatham, in a 2br
*FYI, the clinic on property is the worst! The doctor yelled at me(literally until I cried), told me I didn't know what I was talking about, and that I had chicken pox! Then she told me she'd let me off the rest of the day so I could go to another doctor off-property--at my expense--because there was no way this was work-related! So I went back to work so they could release me, then to the clinic.
The doctor at the Urgent Care clinic near the apartments, Dr. Daryanani , was great! He opened the door to my room, without me saying a thing and looked horrified upon seeing my hives(not chicken pox)! "Oh no!!!! What are you allergic to?!" "Apparently chicken pox, if you ask the Disney Doctor." He wasn't amused, so I continued, "Actually, it's a bug bite...here," I showed him the swollen solid mass that was the backside of my upper arm. He asked if I had medication allergies and left immediately for a shot. The shot immediately relieved a lot of the pain... He discounted my bill, gave me some free medication, and a discount on the other prescription I would need because he knew the pay was low for CP's.
worship: ) He was great. I'd go to him again in a heartbeat if I needed medical attention.
If you need a doctor while on your program or visiting the parks, go there! I had roomies who went to him too--same great service!) Buena Vista Urgent Care, 8216 World Center Dr, #D, Orlando, FL (407) 465-1110
I was also Spring '07, but in attractions, at DAK...that means slightly limited hours because it closes earlier...especially if you work Safaris--closes at dusk...even w/ EMH.
I averaged $131.50/wk bring home, after rent and any deductions.
I had a week that was as low as $57, and a few right around $200. I had extra time off that low week because my father had been visiting, auditions, and I had a horrible allergic reaction to a bite I got at work and spent an entire day at clinics*.
Also, I lived in Chatham, in a 2br
*FYI, the clinic on property is the worst! The doctor yelled at me(literally until I cried), told me I didn't know what I was talking about, and that I had chicken pox! Then she told me she'd let me off the rest of the day so I could go to another doctor off-property--at my expense--because there was no way this was work-related! So I went back to work so they could release me, then to the clinic.
The doctor at the Urgent Care clinic near the apartments, Dr. Daryanani , was great! He opened the door to my room, without me saying a thing and looked horrified upon seeing my hives(not chicken pox)! "Oh no!!!! What are you allergic to?!" "Apparently chicken pox, if you ask the Disney Doctor." He wasn't amused, so I continued, "Actually, it's a bug bite...here," I showed him the swollen solid mass that was the backside of my upper arm. He asked if I had medication allergies and left immediately for a shot. The shot immediately relieved a lot of the pain... He discounted my bill, gave me some free medication, and a discount on the other prescription I would need because he knew the pay was low for CP's.

If you need a doctor while on your program or visiting the parks, go there! I had roomies who went to him too--same great service!) Buena Vista Urgent Care, 8216 World Center Dr, #D, Orlando, FL (407) 465-1110