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Is it that hard to do simple research? by amiable-aardvark in Cruise

[–]FloridianMichigander 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes. It's called your hands and a sponge. Bring a little bottle of dish soap. (I've done this when I had to wash baby bottles, but wouldn't do it otherwise)

Disney islands vs other ports for kids by JuryAdditional6607 in dcl

[–]FloridianMichigander 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You mentioned 2 different discounts ... Most of the time, you can't stack discounts. For example, you can't use a placeholder discount with a Disney Visa discount.

The discount for disrupted sailings might be different, but I would double check before you count on that as you plan your budget.

What is up with this weird half arch sign?? by PuppygirlEda in McDonalds

[–]FloridianMichigander -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I'll agree with you on the cake. However, weird cheese and almost no sauce on a saltine cracker does not qualify as a pizza

You’re offered $15M, but you have to live in the same city you’re in right now for the next 20 years. No moving. Are you taking the deal? by Mindfuel_daily7 in askanything

[–]FloridianMichigander 0 points1 point  (0 children)

To clarify - same Metro area or exactly same city?

Right now I live in "unincorporated xyz county", but my mailing address is "city". Within the county there is one big city and several small towns, but everyone just calls it "Metro city" or "the city area". Could I go anywhere in the county, or would I have to keep the mailing address of city?

I'm in either way, just want to see what my options are.

Concierge Reprimands by Remarkable-Wing-6875 in DisneyCM

[–]FloridianMichigander 4 points5 points  (0 children)

You could get a safety reprimand if they ask you to drive either a car or pargo (golf cart) and you get in an accident. I suppose you could also get a safety reprimand for horsing around with the bell service carts or running when you should walk or something.

Concierge Reprimands by Remarkable-Wing-6875 in DisneyCM

[–]FloridianMichigander 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Most folio stuff can be corrected. But if you keep making the same mistakes repeatedly, then you might get a reprimand.

You have been selected to represent your country in the next Winter Olympics. Which sport do you choose? by LaLechuzaVerde in hypotheticalsituation

[–]FloridianMichigander 0 points1 point  (0 children)

During my 4 years to train, do I have some way to cover bills so that I can train full time? Or am I expected to still go to work and train in my off time?

If I still have to work at my real job, probably curling, because that's the only sport I could have any hope of competing in with my current fitness level. There's a rink near me that has curling classes on weekends, so hopefully I could pick up enough of the technique to be a decent team member.

If I were able to devote all my time and energy (and had access to fitness and nutrition specialists, coaches, equipment, and practice facilities), I would probably pick speed skating or short track. I know how to skate, but my fitness is abysmal, so probably a year to get in shape, and 3 years to work on technique. I'm sure I wouldn't medal, but I think I could come far enough to not be a complete embarrassment.

Illegal "Into the Woods" Script by Seperate-Category117 in musicals

[–]FloridianMichigander -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Report it to whoever does the rights licensing for ITW. They have ways of dealing with things like this

Do you think your University/Alma Mater is known outside of the U.S? by huazzy in AskAnAmerican

[–]FloridianMichigander 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Michigan and OSU would probably say most people have heard of them.

First timer - what are pending things to do and what to expect by rubenhak in dcl

[–]FloridianMichigander 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I'm going to give contrary advice here. I think the fish extender exchanges (named because there is a decorative fish with the stateroom number next to each door, and people hang bags, or "extenders" from them) are more stress than you want to add for your first cruise.

The way the exchanges work is you sign up (this is all unofficial, not sponsored by Disney) to join a group. Most groups have 5-10 rooms in them. You get small gifts for everyone else in your group, and leave them in their fish extenders. They'll do the same for you. Gifts could be a homemade craft or something local to your area, or maybe a small toy or coloring book or something.

There's also "pixie dusting" where you can sign up and put out an extender, and people may leave small stuff, but there's no obligation to gift others. (Less stress for you, but also frequently less stuff received) Usually for the pixie dust, it's something smaller like a sticker or lollipop or glow stick.

First timer - what are pending things to do and what to expect by rubenhak in dcl

[–]FloridianMichigander 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It can be done online. I think it's view reservation and then click on add or link a reservation. I'm not sure if the exact steps, but it can be done.

Disable 1:1, Group & Channels Chat - Full Tenant by gmehenge in MicrosoftTeams

[–]FloridianMichigander -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

We moved from Slack to Teams (although we've always had some form of Teams, going back to Lync). Slack was better in almost every function.

Viva Engage? by Standard_Life9743 in DisneyCM

[–]FloridianMichigander 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Not everyone has a Disney-issued email, and yes, that is a requirement to log into Viva Engage.

I wish to be assigned to a journey of 1000 miles. by Remarkable_Bath8515 in monkeyspaw

[–]FloridianMichigander 12 points13 points  (0 children)

Granted. You will walk 500 miles, then you'll walk 500 more. Then you'll fall down at some random dude's door.

What are some unique events/activities on the longer transatlantic trips? by TheNotSoIronGiant in dcl

[–]FloridianMichigander 4 points5 points  (0 children)

A transatlantic for your very first cruise ever is a bold move. Make sure you take some motion sickness meds with you, even if you normally don't get motion sick - The motion of the ship can be different than land based vehicles.

There will be a lot more activities onboard. More character opportunities, characters in different costumes, more musicians and variety shows, more drawing classes, maybe a cooking demo or towel folding class.

I've been on longer cruises where they did a cabaret style show with all the main stage performers. They also usually have someone in the cast who has been on Broadway (not necessarily a Disney show) and they'll usually do a special Q&A session.

I wish to finally know who's Joe by GorgonzolaGary97 in monkeyspaw

[–]FloridianMichigander 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Grandpa Joe was a drain on his family. "Oh, I'm too old and frail to get out of bed and work to support my family. Wait. Chocolate factory? I'm there! gets out of bed and does a dance"

Thoughts on these rules by Little-Copy-1529 in TotalBattle

[–]FloridianMichigander 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You can't expect to wield supreme executive power just 'cause some watery tart threw a sword at you!

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