kidrericha
Mouseketeer
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- Oct 16, 2008
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The remarks I made were extremely mild, I assure you. And perhaps the CM should do his job properly if he wishes to avoid the embarrassment of being called out on it. Unless you’re self employed those same rules really apply anywhere.I understand your frustration. And I sympathize about having your moment stolen.But I figure it's up to the CMs to do the policing, not me. If the CM doesn't care or isn't paying attention, it's not something to get riled up about. Which ISN'T to say I would have been happy about it! It's also not a reason, in my opinion, to display poor behavior by making remarks in line. It's not going to make a bit of difference in the other person's actions, anyhow. If the CM did miss the date, he had already let the guy through and might have even been embarrassed by your calling him out on it.
And to say it’s not your job to police anyone, that’s a copout. If you witness someone stealing car would you not report it? We’re all equal parts of a society and we have a certain duty to police each other.
I beg to differ. The CM’s task in this particular situation was not difficult, especcially considering I did most of the leg work. All he would have had to do is ask that gentleman to produce the valid fastpasses he presented at the front of the fastpass return. Not all that difficult.These stories just emphasize how difficult a job the CMs really have. Trying to keep people happy - those following the rules and those who don't - must be very difficult. They don't really have a lot of choice with the rulebreakers. They can ask, and ask, and ask... but when they are ignored, they must choose to let it go or make a big scene, which I'm sure they instructed to avoid.
It's sad that there are so many people who feel entitled to special treatment at the cost of others. I think the best we can do is be considerate of the Cms and try not to let the behavior of jerks ruin our good time.
And while it was bothersome, I enjoyed every other bit of my trip. I was on the boards while in Florida and did not revisit it until today.
On the revenge level I got over it once we buckled in. What stuck with me is the children who get to see that happen and what they take from it. Yeah, I was there to explain to my little girl what he did and why it was wrong, but what about his little girl?I'm all for following the rules - but why would you let someone like that even bother you???? This world is filled with people who will cheat and lie just to get a step or two ahead regardless of where they are.
Why not just be happy that you were at Disney World?
JMHO![]()
Again, I was very happy to be there and honestly didn’t think about it after speaking with the show lead. But it is my life and I refuse to be just a spectator.
But I figure it's up to the CMs to do the policing, not me. If the CM doesn't care or isn't paying attention, it's not something to get riled up about. Which ISN'T to say I would have been happy about it! It's also not a reason, in my opinion, to display poor behavior by making remarks in line. It's not going to make a bit of difference in the other person's actions, anyhow. If the CM did miss the date, he had already let the guy through and might have even been embarrassed by your calling him out on it.



