My daughter has made several comments over the past few years about how easy the people that work in Disney have it.  She seems to think being a character is the easiest of all the jobs.  I have tried to explain to her that the people in the character don’t have that easy of a job.  Some of the characters do have it easy in regards to a few things.  Things like acne, hair, looks, and things like that.  Why…?  Well, characters that are in full body costumes with masks don’t have to worry about using the best acne treatment around.  They also don’t have to worry about their looks.  The ones that have a standard to follow are the ones that have to look very similar to each of the other of their type.  In the heat the full body costumed characters have it worse than any of the others.  They don’t have air conditioning in their costumes.  (Give Disney time, and they will figure that out.)

If you could have a job in Disney what would it be, and why?

My daughter is very picky about medicine, and things like that.  We have always had to find creative ways for her to take things.  We tried out Disney Gummies some time ago, and she seemed ok with them.  She is now at a point in life where she doesn’t have to have everything with “A Cute Look”.

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My daughter is not a simple child to please.  Recently she was going through our DVR recordings, and ran into the Cake Boss episode with the Cinderella Castle.  She now says she wants him to make her a cake for her 16th birthday.  I can only hope that I either get rich, or he moves so that I don’t have to worry about getting her any cakes like that.

She has watched some of the previous cake making competitions in Disney, and she goes absolutelly bonkers when she sees them.  She keeps telling us that she would eat the entire cake.  If she only realized how much they cost, and how much of a cholesterol treatment one would need if they ate the entire cake.  I also don’t think she understands the sheer magnitude of these cakes.

Hey Buddy… If you are reading this, or catch wind of this then please let me know if I can come by and talk to you.  Thanks.

Does anyone have the talent to actually make a cake that is Disney themed, and would you be willing to let my daughter try it out?

I am a 15+ year computer technician, and I am continuously learning something for my business.  I have discussed with my wife many times the option of us moving to Florida, and me getting a job with Disney.  I know Disney needs computer techs because more than 1/2 of their operation is computerized.  Disney has techs for the audioanimatronics, registers, and even the little known document management system that they have.  They must have a lot of techs.

There is a great need for techs that know what they are doing, and I am someone that would fit in well as far as I am concerned.  The biggest question is whether, or not Disney pays the brains for the work they actually do.  I guess I will have to wait until I know they are offering a lot of money, and then take a shot at it.

Maybe if I can’t get one of those jobs I can try to get a job testing Disney video games.

My wife, and I have always asked why Disney World doesn’t have more things on grounds.  Things like a food store, pharmacy, and things like that.  I can partially think that the food store would take away from their selling of the foods in the parks.  The pharmacy idea would probably be a good one.  There are hundreds of people that need things for asthma, and most definitelly a need for portable oxygen concentrators.

I think that Disney would put themselves one step above the rest of the industry.  Well, if you think about it they already are because they have hotels, numerous parks, dining, shopping, and more.  Disney should think about what they could do for people that have needs.