Tour Guide Mike

[HydroGuy]

I'm not changing the subject, my initial point I made was related to the marketing of the AVP.

Well, we had veered off to what automation means, so maybe I should have said "returning to the marketing subject"...

Go to the home page, it mentions AVP directly under the name. I would say that makes it part of the marketing.

Yeah, I realize the website does say AVP at the top. But the website is the product. And it exposes part of the site to non-members for marketing purposes. My point was that while TGM does claim to be an AVP, I have not sensed that AVP is its marketing message. Rather, learning how to "do" WDW is its marketing message, IMO.

I've already explained what I think could be automated. Let's not get caught up with semantics.

It was not my intent to squabble over words. I was asking for clarification. The way you stated what automation is made it sound to me like TGM should or could be something else.

If this is so, I guess my question is:

"By TGM saying it is an AVP, are you saying TGM is not doing something that an AVP should do?"

or

"Is an AVP for an entire WDW vacation not even achievable or practical, and therefore TGM should not call itself an AVP"?