These Things Happen

I pulled parade duty today. (I work at Walt Disney World, as you may know.) There was a little boy who just seemed endlessly delighted by every character who capered past him. Toward the end of the parade Chip (or maybe it was Dale, I can never tell) came up to him and tried to shake his hand. His face became a mask of anguish and he started screaming with tears squirting out of his eyes. His mother picked him up to comfort him.

I walked over to see if I could be of any assistance. I said, “It can be a little intense for the kids when they walk right up to them like that.”

Then I notice that she’s on the verge of laughing. She says, “Yesterday, at the hotel, he was attacked by a chipmunk.”

4 Comments:

Blogger Jai said...

Ahaha, that's an awesome story.

Great Hallowe'en comic, too. I admit I haven't thought of pouring soda out for kids. Into their candy containers. It's cheap AND keeps repeat visitors away! I recommend something diet and/or caffeine-free, so the parents won't complain.

Wait. That doesn't make sense, since the parents are already not complaining about giving their kids sugar highs from candy. And there's caffeine in chocolate...

7:22 AM  
Anonymous Tom said...

"There's no such thing as enough Mr. Pibb!" - this line had me laughing at out loud, good thing I come in early.

8:18 AM  
Blogger Natasha said...

What kind of hotel are Disney running anyway? Can't they keep the homicidal chipmunks out of the rooms?

12:29 AM  
Blogger Angela said...

So do you still work at Disney world? I thought you were from Seattle.
we just moved to Orlando and we still haven't been since we got here.

3:12 PM  

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