I love the announcements with the puns and in-jokes in the queue for the Jungle Cruise. I like the visual jokes too, like the crates addressed to Swiss Family actors and members of the Adventurer's Club (R.I.P.

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Two trips ago, we got on the Jungle Cruise during evening EMH, right before the park closed. The skipper was very good-looking and around my age (early 20's) who started flirting with me when we boarded. He was being extra sarcastic and I was sarcastic back. After some banter back and forth and making him laugh (hey, he was hot!) he announced to the boat that he had finally found his first mate and dropped down to one knee, grabbed my hand and asked me to be his co-skipper! He said he would always protect me from the natives, provide me with a good base camp (just as we were passing the empty camp) and that we could go on an exotic Jungle Cruise for our honeymoon (eliciting groans from the boat, lol!) I had to say yes, of course! Once I said yes, he said "Good, as captain of this ship, I now pronounce us husband and wife!" which got lots of laughs.
He kind of stuck to the script after that, occasionally tossing in comments like "Look, darling, they've started the reception without us!" when we got the the dancing natives scene and jumping in front of me shouting "I'll protect you!" for the ambush and "Do you think we should register with the Chief? We'll need more shrunken heads" It was really funny. There was also a joke about the temple being a tunnel of love...
When we got to the dock nobody was waiting to board, so he asked if I was ready for that romantic cruise and I told him only if it included my closest friends and family! So we got another trip on the JC, late at night in the MK which is a pretty special experience with all the lights. We just chatted with him on the second trip, no need for the spiel this time. Nobody had a video camera, which I regret, because it was really fun (and he was really cute!)
If there is any Disney brass reading this--
don't get mad! I know skippers are not supposed to go off-script, but nobody on the boat minded in the least. Everyone was laughing so hard and several people (from both my group and the group we didn't know) were giving the skipper a hard time with sarcastic comments and shouting out jokes about the JC-- everyone was in on the joke. He was witty and quick to improv and read the crowd correctly and made it really special and fun for us. The boat was not full, it was my group and another group of adults with some older teens, so no little child's vacation was ruined. The other group said it was the most fun they had had on the JC in a long time and wished us a long and happy life together!

I think he was a CP-er who was at the end of his program because I have not seen him since. It is a great Disney memory for me and the friends who were with me. We still talk about it. Sometimes it's okay to deviate from the script and the guests appreciate it even if it gives corporate panic attacks! Which, while I'm on the subject, why can't the HM CM's improv anymore? The new script is boring...