July 14, 2025 • 45 mins
Beneath the magical veneer of Disney Parks lies a fascinating subculture most visitors never notice: Disney Social Clubs. Like secret societies with mouse ears instead of secret handshakes, these unofficial groups of passionate fans create their own traditions, patches, and in-park rituals centered around specific Disney intellectual properties or attractions.
We dive deep into this underground Disney phenomenon, exploring how these fan-created communities form around everything from beloved classics to obscure films. You'll discover clubs like "The Rescuers Underground" with their scavenger hunts and merit badge ceremonies, or "RATS" (Ratatouille's Artisan Tasting Society), whose members conduct elaborate food reviews in exaggerated French accents while strolling through Epcot.
The creativity of these clubs is astounding – from "Haunt Couture" members who walk through parks in ghostly silence while playing organ music, to "Thunder Colt" enthusiasts who engage in competitive "yeehaw-offs" and salute Big Thunder Mountain before every ride. We explore how club members identify each other through elaborate patches worn on vests or jackets, featuring designs that cleverly incorporate their chosen Disney theme.
What makes these social clubs truly special is how they transform ordinary park visits into extraordinary adventures. A club focused on "Atlantis: The Lost Empire" might create compass-guided expeditions through Adventureland, while the horror-inspired "Clock Strikes Never" reimagines It's a Small World as a creepy experience, with members leaving behind tiny dolls throughout the park and whispering "They are watching you. Smile." to random guests.
Whether you're intrigued by the community these clubs foster, amused by their elaborate rituals, or inspired to start your own, this episode celebrates the incredible creativity of Disney's most dedicated fans. These social clubs show how Disney's magic extends far beyond what Imagineers create – it lives in the imaginations and connections of the fans themselves.
Have you encountered any of these Disney Social Clubs during your park visits? Or better yet, would you consider joining one? Share your thoughts and let us know which club concept from our episode you'd most like to join!
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Hello and welcome to Cheers to Ears, where today
we're sipping on a Bonfamillebourbon peach tea.
It's a good one.
It is a good one, yes, and youcan find it at Scat Cat's Club
Lounge at Port Orleans, frenchQuarter, french Quarter.
Speaker 2 (00:16):
Yes, I wanted to say Riverside again.
Speaker 1 (00:18):
I always say Riverside, first, yeah, and then
I have to catch myself Right, Ialmost said it just now, but
it's made with Woodford ReserveBourbon and Bull's Peach Snops
with fresh brewed sweet tea for$17.50.
Not bad.
Not bad, though.
It's worth the price of thetaste.
Speaker 2 (00:36):
So I kind of messed this one up.
It's okay, I, because we recordtwo episodes when we get
together generally, because werecord two episodes when we get
together generally.
And our other episode has JackDaniels, right, which is a
Tennessee whiskey.
It's not bourbon, though.
Listen next week for JackDaniels.
So I, accidentally, instead ofusing our bourbon, which would
(00:58):
have been, I think, jim Beam, iswhat we have.
It's a shot of Jack Daniels,it's a shot of peach schnapps,
and then the rest is sweet tea,right, so it says fresh brewed
sweet tea.
I wasn't going to brew somefresh sweet tea.
It was fresh brewed at one time.
At one point it was fresh andthen they bottled it and shipped
(01:19):
it to the store and I bought itfrom there.
Right, but very good, it's asweet tea.
There's a hint of alcohol to it, not real forward.
No, it's very much the sweettea.
So if you want a boozy sweettea, right, this is it.
Lemonade or peach yeah.
Speaker 1 (01:37):
I really like it.
I really like it.
It'd be good with like a maybea little lemon on it in it,
maybe little lemon on it in it,maybe a slice of lemon garnish.
Yeah, I think so good, I'd begood.
So my question is for nextepisode that we're gonna record
today.
It's a coffee drink.
It's a coffee drink.
Do we substitute?
Do we use bourbon for that?
We could just to make just toeven it out.
Speaker 2 (01:58):
so for our listeners who don't, who don't know this
because you didn't, I don't knowa lot, though and I found this
out because bourbon is myalcohol of choice.
I would say If I were sippingjust something neat no ice or
anything, it would just bebourbon.
Agreed.
Now, tennessee or Jack Danielsis a Tennessee whiskey.
(02:24):
Bourbon is technically startedout Bourbon County, kentucky.
It's the same thing.
The only difference is JackDaniels is filtered through
charcoal and you can't filterbourbon Bourbon.
So that's the only difference.
It's corn mash.
It's a mash whiskey yeah, samething.
(02:44):
Basically, it's corn mash.
It's a mash whiskey yeah, samething.
Basically, it's just this isfiltered, this is filtered.
But other than that, there yougo, there you go, there's your
bourbon lesson for the dayBourbon lesson with a good sweet
tea.
Speaker 1 (02:57):
This is a good sitting on the porch drink.
It is Go with some of our otherepisodes we've had.
Speaker 2 (03:02):
And I could imagine able to drink two or three of
these.
Speaker 1 (03:06):
Right and you could, while you're in your outfit, yes
, your garb, your garb, if youwill.
Yes, what we found out.
I didn't know these thingsexisted last week when we
started talking about thissubject.
Speaker 2 (03:19):
I'm teaching you all kinds of stuff.
Speaker 1 (03:20):
I didn't know this thing.
Have you ever seen these peoplethat we're talking?
Speaker 2 (03:23):
about today at.
Speaker 1 (03:23):
Disney.
I've never seen these people.
I think I've been there enoughtimes and I've been there.
Speaker 2 (03:29):
What 100?
Right Enough times times.
Speaker 1 (03:32):
Yeah, enough times, times when I've been there and
it's.
Speaker 2 (03:35):
I've never noticed them.
Speaker 1 (03:37):
Yeah, I've never seen there's pictures.
Speaker 2 (03:39):
There's pictures Online you could find, but
they're Disney social clubs,which is why we went with Scat
Cat's Club Lounge.
Speaker 1 (03:46):
Right, so what is?
Speaker 2 (03:48):
a Disney social club.
So they are informal, I think,mostly groups.
It's not like I don't thinkthere's a membership, but it's a
group of people who rallyaround a certain IP of Disney.
They make patches.
(04:10):
So if you think about patchesif you're old enough the denim
patches of bands that peopleused to put on the back of their
jean jackets Okay, they dosomething similar.
So they'll make patches thatidentify them.
And sometimes it'll be like thefull patch, like the, the heavy
metal patches that you got or Idon't know panels that it's not
really even a patch.
Like the heavy metal patchesthat you got or I don't know
panels, it's not really even apatch.
Speaker 1 (04:27):
But anyway, and if you don't have patch money, you
use a Sharpie.
Speaker 2 (04:32):
Yes, you just write it into some color and share.
They did do that Right Back inthe day.
So, anyway, these social clubs,they identify with that, that
they have meet and greets, thatthey get together at the park.
They have something that theydo right, and so we thought we
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needed to invent a few moresocial clubs and I.
Speaker 1 (04:55):
I think I want to join all of these that I wrote
down.
I'll probably want to join someof yours too there's only a
couple of mine.
Speaker 2 (05:02):
That because I went with a lot of obscure.
I did, and that was my goal, togo with obscure ip and I don't
know if any of these exist now,but to be honest, I some of
these could actually exist, whoknows?
And if we have a listener, letus know if you are in one of
these.
Social clubs are fascinatingfor some, for some of these, so
(05:25):
let's get into it.
Want to start it off?
Go ahead, sure.
So mine is the RescuersUnderground.
Okay, based off of the IP, theRescuers and the Rescuers Down
Under.
Their logo is a vintage messagein a bottle with seagull wings
and Bernard's knit cap andBianca's feathered hat.
I like it.
Yeah, and I came up with a meetand greet and Mouse Scouts
(05:49):
Rescue Training Camp is what itwas called.
So the location is Tom SawyerIsland Caves and Magic Kingdom
and there's a scavenger hunt andthen there's a rope bridge
crossing challenge and thenmaking your own merit badges.
That's all part of the gettogether, informal event, get
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together for this social club,and one of them is when I was
putting it together.
I was like what's the vibe?
And for some reason and I don'tknow, something popped up, but
I decided to call it the patronsaint of something popped up,
but I decided to call it thepatron saint of.
So this, this club, if it werea person, who are they the
patron saint of?
(06:30):
Who's their patron saint?
Yeah, okay, not who theirpatron saint is.
Okay, the club, the club, theclub's a saint, so like the
rescuers down under.
Okay, so they, they are thepatron saint, but this and this
was about who are the peoplethat this would attract so?
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Quiet heroes, anxious optimistsand anyone who does brave
things even when terrified.
Speaker 1 (06:57):
Okay, yes, that's a funny take.
Who would join the club?
I didn't do, yeah, I didn't do.
Who would join the club?
That was the.
My clubs are for everyone, oh,anybody, can you?
Can you have your elitism overthere, the type of people who
would pick it?
Speaker 2 (07:13):
I don't want to box my people in it's it's like no
or ravenclaw or whatever thatyou know I mainly just make an
excuse because I didn't do thatpart okay but you do have an
idea.
I mean beyond just this is thethe type of person that, right,
you know what's the vibe right.
Speaker 1 (07:32):
Who would?
Who would right?
Speaker 2 (07:33):
exactly I like called it the patron saint of.
Speaker 1 (07:36):
I like that.
Okay, that's a cool take.
That's good, it's your firstone.
That was my first.
Okay, my first one's calledRATS.
Okay, r-a-t-s With periods.
With periods, it stands forRatatouille's Artisan Tasting
Society, ooh, and it'sEpcot-based.
I would join that one.
(07:56):
Okay, your must-dos.
You hold informal food reviewsof park snacks and you speak in
exaggerated French accents, oh,as you walk around Epcot.
Oh, oh, this one is not verygood, oui, oui, right, you stage
fake arguments in front of foodcarts over the food choices at
(08:19):
the cart.
Okay, okay With each other?
Speaker 2 (08:21):
Yeah, right, well, I'm imagining that that would
kind of be fun.
Yeah, with each other yeah,right, well, I'm imagining that
that would kind of be fun.
Yeah, it sounds kind of fun,right, yeah, it was.
So I'm imagining it with theFrench accent and that's.
It's just entertained here inmy mind.
Speaker 1 (08:34):
It'd be a fun day at Epcot.
Yeah, eli might enjoy Epcot alittle more, since he trashed it
pretty much on the episode.
Still bitter about that yeah.
Speaker 2 (08:44):
I've argued with him in my mind a couple times Over
that.
Speaker 1 (08:48):
We might have to have a great debate with him.
We're not going to have muchchance the next year, but we'll
figure it out.
The patch is a rat On amotorcycle Inside of a chef's
hat, so the chef has the patchand then inside of it is a rat
on a motorcycle and it saysreally big on top is the rats
nice, okay, I would.
Speaker 2 (09:11):
I would probably join that one.
Nice, yeah, sign me up we mightdo.
Speaker 1 (09:16):
We might even do some of these.
Speaker 2 (09:18):
We could, we could there's no reason we can't start
our own group.
Speaker 1 (09:22):
no, we, we could even do like we don't have to have
all the insignia and stuff to doa partial Epcot day where we
use French accents and argueover, like at the Canadian cart,
argue over the popcorn.
Speaker 2 (09:36):
So this should be coming out about the time I'm in
Disney World, but we'rerecording two weeks from when I
leave on that trip, Right?
So I might have to do when I'mtrying different, some new foods
, because that's my plan is totry a couple of new foods at
Epcot I might have to do thefake X.
Speaker 1 (09:56):
Well, if you do it, someone should record it and
then we post it on social media.
Speaker 2 (10:00):
Right, yeah, it'll be on Instagram.
Perfect, okay.
So my next one, isma's EliteAlchemists oh, I like that name.
That's a long one.
So the Emperor's New Groove iswhere.
This is the IP.
The logo is a bubbling potionbottle with a paw print,
surrounded by green smoke andIncan-style glyphs.
(10:21):
You sound like me over there.
Speaker 1 (10:24):
Yeah, getting your words all Bumbling over my Right
Incan style.
Take my thing.
You're supposed to be thewell-spoken one.
Speaker 2 (10:32):
So the meet and greet , this is one near and dear to
our hearts, I think.
But a potion and plan nightvillain science fair.
Okay, so this is at SkipperCanteen land and well in magic
kingdom, but we will be makingour own non-alcoholic potions or
alcoholic.
(10:52):
Do you order the drinks andthen make them?
We would see.
That's why we would have to donon-alcoholic, because you, you
can bring out.
You can't bring alcohol intothe parks, right so?
So if you all get together, youjust bring a little bit of this
or that.
You know some pog juice or somethis, you know something like
that.
You make it in the cantina andyou know you might have to sit
(11:13):
outside of there, but yeah, youdo a little mixture some drinks.
Speaker 1 (11:17):
What if you order like two different drinks and
then mix them together?
You could do.
That Would be the goal.
You have to order two drinksand mix them.
Speaker 2 (11:27):
That is possible.
So, and during this becauseit's villain you have an evil
laugh contest.
Oh, I like it.
Yeah, so patron saint ofbrilliant schemers, theatrical
failures and mad scientists,that's very good, yeah, I like
that one.
Speaker 1 (11:45):
I would be involved.
Speaker 2 (11:47):
The drink vaccine and I just watched that movie like
a couple weeks ago, so I think Ineed to rewatch it because I
know it's got a lot of goodhumor to it.
She's awesome, that's a goodvillain.
Speaker 1 (11:55):
We don't talk about her enough.
My next one is called the HauntCouture.
Did you do your patch?
Yes, haunt Couture.
Did you do your patch?
Yes, okay, okay, I remember.
Okay, the Haunt Couture is myHaunted Mansion, okay, haunted
Mansion Club.
The must-dos are to posedramatically as grim, gritting
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ghosts at every photo.
Pass, okay.
And at exactly 3.33 pm on theday, you walk the entire park in
ghostly silence with organmusic over Bluetooth speakers.
So on your phones you havemusic going on.
You slowly walk through thepark.
That's your must-dos.
Speaker 2 (12:36):
Yeah.
Speaker 1 (12:37):
The patch is a tombstone, with a top hat with
glow-in-the-dark thread andhere's my saying underneath it
Okay, I'm proud of this.
Okay, laugh if you want, hateit if you want.
I have 999 problems, but a parkain't one.
Speaker 2 (12:57):
I like it.
That's my Haunted Mansion.
Okay, my next one Sky HighOutliers.
So this is a Kirk Douglas, notKirk Douglas Kurt Russell, kurt
Russell.
Speaker 1 (13:11):
Man.
You're a hero and you're noteven.
Speaker 2 (13:13):
He's your favorite Disney person ever and I called
him Kirk Douglas because he's inone of my other, the main actor
, but anyway.
So flying the logo is a flyingyellow school bus bursting
through clouds with lightningbolt trails.
That's a good patch.
So it's a superhero high school.
It's up in the clouds.
So they're going to have a meetand greet and it'll be called
(13:38):
the Power Placement Rally andit's at Innovations Courtyard.
It says Disneyland.
What's Innovations Courtyard?
Yeah, I think it meant Epcot.
I'm just going to edit thispart out.
Yeah, just say InnovationsCourtyard, and then just yeah,
so this one is in InnovationsCourtyard, and Activities is a
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superpower simulator course withstrength, agility et cetera,
stuff like that, but it'll belike low key hanging out, so
like picking up a chair, there'syour strength test.
Speaker 1 (14:12):
Okay, so yeah, cause, yeah, you have to be.
You can't like bring stuff intothe park.
Exactly, make your own course.
Speaker 2 (14:19):
A sidekick and hero sorting ceremony.
So you got to decide who's thesidekicks and who's a, who's a?
Okay, who are the heroes?
Right, some people like being asidekick, and then this is the
patron saint of late bloomers,misclassified weirdos and those
who haven't quite figured outtheir powers.
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That's funny.
Speaker 1 (14:43):
That's funny.
My next one is Addie helped mewith this a little bit because I
haven't seen too much of thisshow, just a few episodes, but I
went with the descendants.
Okay, the club's called rottencore and what you have to do is
you have to pick one good deed.
So the idea of descendants forthose who don't know is they're
the sons and daughters ofvillains.
(15:05):
Yes, right, yeah, but they'repretty good, they try to be good
, right, they're kind of goodguys, but villains right, yeah.
So you pick one good deed eachvisit and do it as villainously
as possible.
Like, for example, I guess I'llgive you directions but don't
get lost.
(15:26):
Okay, right, and you stage afake vote.
Every day you're at the park toexile one of the members out of
the club, because they don'tactually get exiled, but for the
day they're exiled from theclub.
Speaker 2 (15:40):
Yeah, they got to walk around some other.
Speaker 1 (15:42):
Right, they're out of the club for that day.
Yeah, and the patch is an applewith a bite taken out, with
green and purple flames behindit.
Speaker 2 (15:51):
Nice, simple, yeah, I like it.
Speaker 1 (15:56):
That's not a club I'd probably join.
It's not really my vibe.
Speaker 2 (16:00):
No, well, I mean, you had help with figuring out the
descendants, right, you know,for the longest time they talked
about the descendants and Ijust thought of the George
Clooney movie, yeah, wheneverthey said that, and I had no
idea that, oh, that's a Disneything too.
So, anyway, portman's Blades ismy next one.
Okay, the IP is the MightyDucks.
(16:21):
Oh, good one, we'll focus onthe Bash Brothers.
So the logo is a cracked goaliemask with wings, cross sticks
and graffiti flame text.
Oh, I like that, yeah, sopretty much like the Mighty
Ducks logo.
But you can't use technicallythe Mighty Ducks logo because
you'd get in trouble.
(16:42):
So they're going to have a meetand greet Bash Brothers Bash is
the name of of it, but it's atthe espn worldwide of sports, at
walt disney world.
So they have that whole sportscomplex and it'll just be doing
the different sports activitiesthat are there.
That's the like.
The meet and greets are alwaysat at that particular location.
(17:05):
Mm-hmm.
Patron saint, raging hormones,okay, chaotic loyalty and the
unbreakable brotherhood of thebruised and misunderstood.
Speaker 1 (17:15):
That's funny, that's funny.
My next one is the geniussociety.
Genius society, yes, fromAladdin Okay, it's a genie.
Us this society from aladdinokay, it's, it's a genie themed.
The must do's are you grantthree fake wishes to strangers
in the park, like you will get afree churro right and just walk
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away okay, you know it'd be agood take on that one.
Speaker 2 (17:42):
What's that boy?
I wish you know someone.
You just overhear him.
I wish this lamb was shorter.
Your wish is granted and thenjust turn and walk away.
Speaker 1 (17:51):
It's all about turning and walking away or ask
them what they wish.
I grant one wish for you in thepark I want to go to Club 33.
Granted and then walk away, andthen walk away.
They'll be ringing thatdoorbell for hours.
The genie said and you'resupposed to, you have to speak
at as many rhymes andimpressions of people as
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possible, A la Robin Williams.
So during the day you have totry to impersonate as many
people you can, oh yeah, as manyrhymes as you can.
Yes, during the day.
The patch is a genie on a magiccarpet-like motorcycle Right A
la, I'm going to a la again.
The patch is a genie on a magiccarpet-like motorcycle right A
la, I'm going to a la again.
Orange County Choppers oh, okay, okay, like that kind of
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motorcycle.
Yeah, magic carpet-stylemotorcycle, okay Right, and the
genie's on it.
And then the sidecar is Abuwith goggles on.
Speaker 2 (18:41):
With goggles on.
Speaker 1 (18:42):
Yeah, that's a good idea.
And below it says three wishes,no regrets.
It was on the bottom of thepatch.
Speaker 2 (18:49):
That's a good catchphrase.
Yeah, you have some goodcatchphrases.
I didn't come up with anycatchphrases, I came up with a
few.
Your next one?
Okay, so mine's theTomorrowland Bots.
So the IP is just Tomorrowland.
Okay, so the IP is justTomorrowland, okay.
And the logo is like it's asorry, what am I Robot.
(19:15):
I mean, it's a robot from thefuture as imagined in 1955.
Okay, and it just saysTomorrowland bots.
Okay, it's kind of lame becauseTomorrowland's kind of lame.
Okay, so it's just a lame group, it's just yeah, and it's in
front of like it would be infront of like a futuristic city
(19:38):
as well.
Okay, just kind of a bot, toybot standing there in front of a
futuristic city.
So the meet and greet theme isthe lost city of tomorrow and
it's at the Disneyland.
It could be at either or Right,tomorrowland's.
They're just because they bothmeh.
And so you go on a scavengerhunt that's part of it to look
(20:01):
for tech type items on this list.
You know, you might have yourcontrol panel on this particular
ride or you know whatever.
But designing your own tomorrowpin, okay, yeah, so you've got
to design a pin.
And then, sorry, I've got toswitch pages here.
(20:24):
Then I kind of messed this oneup.
So then, the patron saint ofthis one is disillusioned
idealists, ambitious tinkers andthose who still believe in what
if, even when the dream fades.
Speaker 1 (20:44):
That's funny, yeah, that's funny, so that's funny.
So we were talking, I came upwith two ideas for a
Tomorrowland.
Right, these are just bare boneideas.
Yeah, the Tomorrowlandconstruction crew which is a
bulldozer with, like, the AstroOrbiter on their side, on the
other side, where you're justtearing the whole thing apart,
yes, and doing away with ittogether, right, all together.
And the disneyland based peoplemover, the comeback people
(21:09):
mover oh yeah, people moverrevitalizes revitalization crew.
Speaker 2 (21:14):
Oh right, the committee for for revitalizing
right, yeah, the committee forrevitalizing disneyland's people
yeah, yes, those are my twotomorrow ones.
Speaker 1 (21:24):
I just, while you were talking, those two popped
in my head.
I don't have anything elseabout it, but, yeah, that's,
that's my two for tomorrow.
It has so many good ideas.
Speaker 2 (21:33):
So this one I tweaked .
I had it written out and then Irealized I didn't like the idea
, cause it mixed a couple ofideas and I was I was trying to
rewrite it in my in my head.
Speaker 1 (21:49):
That's kind of what happened there.
That's funny.
Okay, my next one's the lostidol society.
Okay, this is the indiana jonesbased based um okay group.
Right, so what you have to dois you have to dramatically warn
others not to look into the eyeof mara so do you stand outside
the ride anywhere in the park?
anywhere in the park outside therides better anywhere in
adventureland.
I guess is the best part to doit right.
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Anywhere adventureland, you'dget some very questioning.
Looks like what are you righton the jungle cruise while
you're going by the the back ofthe?
Speaker 2 (22:18):
yeah, that'd be a great place.
Don't look at the imr rightjust yell it out loud, like
seriously, and look alldistressed I wonder, wonder,
what the old Jungle Cruiseskipper would say if you just
screamed that out Right, justblood curdling.
Speaker 1 (22:33):
Right, both of my things have to do with yelling.
For some reason I don't knowwhy.
My other one every day you mustyell at least one time, and all
these things.
I say at least one time.
You can't do it constantlybecause that ruins it, right,
just I mean you could do it acouple times a day.
We're not saying constantlywalk around the park being a
lunatic right, but you have toyell at least once it belongs in
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a museum, at least one time.
The patch is a cursed idolwearing sunglasses, surrounded
by snakes and a flaming whip.
Ooh, I like that one, I likethat whole idea of just I like
the ride I started out withdoing, doing like movies and
(23:17):
stuff, and then I thought, oh,rides are Disney, yeah Right.
So I went with a bunch of rides.
Speaker 2 (23:22):
You went with yes, you have a bunch of rides, yeah.
And I went with a bunch ofrides yes, you have a bunch of
rides, yeah.
Speaker 1 (23:27):
And I went with the obscure Obscure things.
Yes, Movies that have like a 2%viewing rate on Disney+?
Speaker 2 (23:32):
Yes, If they're even on Disney+.
Speaker 1 (23:34):
Right.
Speaker 2 (23:35):
But that's what, because I needed help and then I
did my research on these topics.
Speaker 1 (23:40):
after ChatGPT came, helped me come up with some
obscure IP and a movie that hasa 0% watching rate on Disney+,
which you'd probably have a hugefollowing in the parks, would
be A Song of the South.
Oh, I bet so many people wouldjoin that.
Yeah, because there's so manyFacebook pages.
(24:02):
Yes, on Splash Mountain shouldbe there.
Tiana sucks because SplashMountain's better.
Yeah, yada, yada, yada, blah,blah, blah.
Okay, your next one.
Speaker 2 (24:11):
The Atlantis Wayfarers, so this is based off
of the Atlantis, the Lost Empire.
The logo is a glowing crystalover a compass rose ringed in
ancient glyphs.
Speaker 1 (24:22):
Okay.
Speaker 2 (24:23):
Yeah, so the meet and greet is expedition to the
forgotten empire.
It's adventure, land, junglecruise, dock, walt, disney world
.
So that's it's atlantis.
Takes place on the ship, butit's out.
You know space and all thatthis is.
You know you're gonna have touse a little bit of imagination
(24:43):
for this right.
But it's atlantean glyphdecoding and secret messages
puzzle.
So anytime you see some sort ofbecause there's one part where
you're walking through and Ithink it's supposed to be the
Mekong River, but there'sdifferent like symbols Anytime
you see a symbol, you have todecide what that means.
Okay, and it can mean anythingyou want you know, that was a
(25:06):
chicken hitchhiking.
That's funny, yeah, so this onepart of it is, and I got this
idea from in boy scouts, okay,where we would have to take a
compass and it would say head 80degrees northwest, you know, or
(25:27):
whatever.
I'm really messing that up, Idon't even so, northwest west,
head for 400 steps and find theblah, blah, blah, but that in
the Disneyland park, okay, andthe end point is a certain spot
and you have to make your way tothat certain spot.
(25:47):
That sounds fun and that's howyou do that is by compass.
So, and then journaling Okay.
So you have to journal your day,have a day and you write out
you know in your journal which Ifunny story one day write out.
(26:09):
You know in your journal whichI funny story one day it was.
I think it was fairly early onafter getting my annual pass
back years ago when I was downthere and I texted I was going
to Disneyland.
I think it was like the 17thtime.
I used to keep track of howmany days for that first year I
went because I wanted to go.
That's what you should do 50days or 45 because I wanted to
(26:32):
go and have it cost average of$20 a day, but anyway, day 17 of
visiting Disneyland, foodrations are running low and I
did this whole kind of thing andthen I texted it to like Dave
and Asha and DJ and Leah that'sfunny, but yeah, I used to.
And then I'd start writingthose journals.
(26:52):
But you have to keep a journal,so the patron saint of
obsessive researchers, explorerswho get lost on purpose and
those who believe in the truthis buried deep.
That's good, yeah.
Speaker 1 (27:05):
That's a good one.
My next one is off big thundermountain.
Okay, and I call it the thunderColt.
Okay, eli doesn't like the nameColt.
He wanted me to change it.
Well, he didn't want me tochange it, he just didn't like
the word Colt for some reason.
I like it, I stuck with itbecause I think it's a good.
This is one of the things.
When I first thought of whathave rides, I thought of big
thunder, but I really wanted to.
(27:26):
Okay, so I have two rides Ireally want to do, and one was
big thunder.
So before entering the line,and if you were in a group with
people in your, in your club, inunison, you, before you enter
the line, you point at themountain and you say this here
is the wildest ride in thewilderness.
And then you walk in line andevery time you enter the line,
(27:47):
yeah, and then you just havelike, during the day you have
competitive yeehaw offs.
I like that, like one-on-oneyeehaw offs, and you can have a
judge if you want.
But you can just yeehaw a fewtimes and be done if you want.
The patch is a skull riding, arunaway mine train with cross
(28:07):
pickaxes and the slogan born tothunder on the bottom.
Nice, I think we need it.
I think it needs a theme songto like born to be wild, but
born to thunder or it needs abluegrass version of that, or,
or a mixture between Born to beWild and Thunderstruck.
Speaker 2 (28:31):
But hear me out on this.
Yeah, but it's kind of an oldCountry Bears version of that
song or that mix.
Speaker 1 (28:40):
That's a good one too .
Speaker 2 (28:42):
So someone playing a washboard, someone playing like
got the jug blowing into the jug, right yeah.
Speaker 1 (28:49):
That version.
I almost won with Country Bearsfor one of my yeah that would
just be a good one.
Speaker 2 (28:55):
I came close.
I would consider joining that.
One, nice, okay.
So how many do you have left?
I have two.
Two, okay, I have two left aswell.
So because I end up doing 10, Idropped one and you did eight,
so that's why I have more.
But I these are two that Iwanted.
I really wanted to do so themedfield misfits because I've
(29:19):
always got to go back to thekurt russell computer, wore
tennis shoes.
Now you see him now you don't.
Strongest man in the world.
So Dexter, you know hischaracter from those three
movies.
Speaker 1 (29:32):
If we have any listeners at all that have
watched any of these movies.
Even after we did, we did awhole episode on Kurt Russell
movies.
Yeah, right, yeah, I mean Ithink they went a prize
Something, I don't know what itis, but text us if you've seen
any of these.
Message us A day with KurtRussell, right, we'll like send
(29:52):
you something.
Speaker 2 (29:56):
You wish you had a day with Kurt Russell.
Wish granted.
And we'll walk away send usyour wish wish granted, see you
later.
So this is the imaginationpavilion.
So it's spaceship earth.
(30:18):
Yeah, yeah, underneath whenyou're leaving.
Yeah, this is where that.
That's where the it's gonnahappen, okay, the but the logo
before I into that it's a retroCRT monitor, okay, with a
lightning bolt across the screen, surrounded by a laurel wreath
made of pencils and rulers andtest tubes and a pair of 70s
(30:41):
tennis shoes dangling from thebottom edge.
That's a busy logo.
It is busy.
A lot of stuff going down.
It's going to have somethingfrom each of the movies.
Well, you can do.
Now you See Him, now you Don't.
That's where the test tubescome in.
Just no logo.
Just no logo.
So, but the meet and greettheme is DexterCon.
Okay, nice, the MedfieldScience Fair Throwdown, that
(31:06):
would work good in that area?
Speaker 1 (31:08):
It would, because there's space.
Speaker 2 (31:09):
I mean, it's something we just always just
walk through yes, I try to lookfor my face up on the little
pictures and I've never foundthem.
I remember the first, the firsttime I went to disney world and
none of us knew about that andwe looked up and I can't
remember if I could see my face,but I remember my cousin could
(31:30):
and and her friend Julie.
I think they both saw liketheir faces and but weren't
expecting it.
We were all laughing so hardbecause it just looks so goofy
with the way that they pasteyour face up there.
Speaker 1 (31:43):
Right, so Eli makes his.
Eli has a.
My son Eli has his ride.
Face he does.
You've ever seen it?
I don't know.
He does it at every camera spot.
He knows where all the cameraspots are at Disney, yes.
Speaker 2 (31:54):
Oh yeah.
Speaker 1 (31:55):
He was figuring them out at Disney World as we went
along.
Yeah, and he makes the sameface.
It's a weird looking mouth open, showing teeth like he's scared
kind of face, and he does it.
It's a crazy looking face andhe did it.
He's the only I think he's theonly one that showed up too, and
he did it on spaceship earthwhen we were there and it was
(32:15):
hilarious on the screen.
Yeah, he's really good at thatface.
He does it every time.
I think he invented it onincredicoaster and every time on
incredicoaster was the sameface.
Now he does it every ride.
There's a lot more camera spotsat Disney World yes, there are.
Or at Disneyland right, thereare.
Speaker 2 (32:32):
Yeah, but they send you your pictures directly to
you, right?
Even if they have, if youhaven't paid for them, they
still send them to you.
They're just covered, they havethe watermarks over them.
But anyway, getting back tomine, imagination Pavilion at
Epcot.
So as part of the meet andgreet you have a science
experiment showdown.
So you have to bring, like, ascience experiment from home
(32:54):
that can get into the parks.
So, whatever, it is Okay, alittle wind up, whatever, yeah.
Then trivia memory blitz trivia, because in one of them the
computer wore tennis shoes.
It's all based off ofintercollege trivia, so you play
that and a tennis shoe contestlike who can have the most retro
(33:19):
looking tennis shoes.
Speaker 1 (33:21):
That's like the whole , you have way too much
knowledge of these movies so,since we did that one, I'm like
this.
Speaker 2 (33:29):
I just want to know everything about the interviews.
So patron saying a hyperintelligent slackers, chaotic
inventors and kids who blew up achemistry lab and still got an
A.
Speaker 1 (33:41):
That's funny.
Next time I'm going to myfavorite ride, pirates of the.
Speaker 2 (33:46):
Caribbean oh, that's your favorite.
I thought it was Big Thunder.
No Pirates is my favorite ridebecause pirates.
The caribbean oh that's yourfavorite, I thought it was big
thunder, no pirates is myfavorite ride.
Speaker 1 (33:51):
Okay, because I ride it, so I have to ride it
multiple.
I'll ride as many times I can.
Okay, big thunder's right there.
Yeah, it's also a must do.
But I've rode.
I've ridden pirates more thanany other ride like by a long
ways I think, think for me it's,it's big thunder Really.
Yeah.
Speaker 2 (34:11):
Anyway, go ahead.
Speaker 1 (34:12):
Big pirates.
Pirates yeah, the black spirebuccaneers.
Okay, black spire buccaneers,that's what I called him.
Speaker 2 (34:20):
But now so question the galaxy's edge question.
Speaker 1 (34:24):
Yes.
Speaker 2 (34:25):
Is it, would people confuse it?
They would.
Speaker 1 (34:29):
I thought of that.
Speaker 2 (34:30):
Maybe that's I didn't change the name okay, and see,
that's what I just did a whileago with my tomorrow right name
could be changed.
Speaker 1 (34:35):
Yeah, okay, it'd be up for an negotiate in our first
committee meeting.
Yeah, maybe we changed.
Nothing else would want to bechanged, though, because while
you're in adventureland, onlypirate slang is allowed.
Okay, just in, just inAdventureland, arr, yeah, ooh,
you must toast to Davy Jonesmany times during the day with
anything you have.
It could be a drink, it couldbe a churro, right?
(34:57):
If?
Speaker 2 (34:57):
two people have a churro To Davy, right To Davy,
arr Aye.
Speaker 1 (35:02):
Aye Davy Jones, aye the captain, and the captain,
and pledged loyalty to captainred.
You know captain red?
Yeah.
So I read the whole story ofcaptain red again today.
Oh, did you?
Yeah, because she was.
She was one of the people theytook out of the ride her first
iteration of her.
Okay, because she was kind of aoverweight woman that they.
(35:23):
No, she wasn't the overweightwoman, she was one of the people
they bid on.
Oh, yes, in the thing, right.
So they took her out.
Well, they were bidding on her,right.
So it actually, and she wantedto be bid on and it was a whole
thing right back in the day.
So now she's her actual firstanimatronic is in the disney
archives now, oh, but.
But now there's a new red andnow she's a pirate.
(35:44):
Now she's a pirate.
Right now she's yeah, she'sback talking totally.
She's yeah, she's totallybadass.
Yeah, right, yeah.
So that's why you pledge yourloyalty to Captain Red every day
.
Speaker 2 (35:52):
We can go the whole backstory.
Speaker 1 (35:54):
But look it up.
Look up, captain Red.
The patch is a skeletal pirateswinging from a chandelier with
a churro in one hand and a mugin the other.
Okay, nice.
And below it it says no refunds, no parlay.
I like it.
That's my favorite lines fromthe movie is no refunds, no
parlays.
Yes, I'm a big parlay guy.
(36:14):
Okay, I have one more.
Do you have one more?
Speaker 2 (36:19):
yes, all right, let's have it and we pause for a
commercial.
We have to pause because Iforgot to look this episode,
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That's the stuff you wrap ahouse when you're building it,
that white stuff, tyvex, tyvex.
I just made up a thing.
So mine, the League of theNautilus, okay, and I haven't
(36:43):
watched it yet, and I actuallyshould go home and watch it
tonight.
The 20,000 Leagues Under theSea, if it's on Disney+ I don't
watched it yet and I actuallyshould go home and watch it
tonight.
The 20,000 Leagues Under theSea, if it's on Disney Plus.
Speaker 1 (36:54):
I don't know.
I don't think anyone under 40years old has ever seen that
movie.
Speaker 2 (36:58):
No, that the Black Hole, those were classics when
we were a kid.
Anyway, since I brought that upwith another episode which has
not aired as of recording today,but I believe might be next
week, anyway, our heroes bars,all right.
(37:18):
Yeah, yeah, I'm trying to thinkwe shouldn't even talk about
this.
So the League of the NautilusIP is 20,000 leagues under the
sea, so the logo is the prow ofthe Nautilus submarine emerging
from stylized Kraken tentacles.
Speaker 1 (37:35):
Okay.
Speaker 2 (37:36):
And with a glowing porthole center at the eye, at
the center, sorry, and the wordsMobilis in Mobley arch around
the top in brass rivet stylelettering, which is part of the
movie.
And that's what I was doing.
I was looking that up.
So moving within the movable iswhat Mobley means and I meant
(38:02):
to look that up as I was doingresearch.
Oh, this is on there, okay, soI add it.
And then I'm like, okay, but Igot to look that up and I got to
look it up.
So meet and greet theme belowthe surface, a gathering of
gentlemen, scientists andseafaring scholars.
So you have to go to theFinding Nemo submarine voyage.
(38:22):
I thought you'd mention that.
So you have to ride it.
Uh-huh, I mean, it'sdisappointing because it's
Finding Nemo now it doesn't haveanything 20,000 leagues to it,
but the activities because it'sa great place.
Outside of Crappy Burger, whatis Galactic Grill?
Speaker 1 (38:42):
Yeah, I like Crappy Burger better.
I like that.
Speaker 2 (38:44):
Yeah, that's the name of Crappy Burger.
But you have to build a divinghelmet.
Okay yeah, how do you build adiving helmet?
Okay yeah, how do you buildthat.
Speaker 1 (38:51):
It's some arts and crafts.
You bring a lot of stuff in theparks for your group.
Your clubs bring a lot of stuff.
Speaker 2 (38:56):
Well, it's for their gathering.
It's not like they do thisevery time, I know so in an
interactive Nautilus tour game.
So you have to you follow cluesand decode symbols around
Tomorrowland to chart the lostpath of the Nautilus.
Speaker 1 (39:14):
So again and I kind of stole this idea from the like
, I said the, the compass, butit'll, but it's more, it's just
within Tomorrowland so so you'resaying that if you're in the
tomorrow, if you're in the, ifyou're in this group, this club,
and you forgot your compass,you can find someone from the
(39:35):
other club and just hang outwith them and see if you can
borrow a compass yeah.
Speaker 2 (39:38):
Well, no, this one doesn't need a compass.
Oh, it doesn't need a compass.
It's not compass led.
But I took the idea.
Oh, it's the idea of, like youknow, you'll have to like head
50 fathoms.
Oh, due east, right.
So you gotta know what a fathomis, right?
Do you know what a fathom is?
I don't know what a fathom is.
It's six feet, okay.
So if you have to head 50fathoms, you have to do some
(39:59):
math.
So, patron saint of reclusivevisionaries, anti-imperialists,
obsessive engineers andanti-imperialists, obsessive
engineers and anyone who'sdreamed of disappearing into the
deep.
Speaker 1 (40:14):
That's funny.
That's funny For now, the one Ihave all been waiting for,
because you don't know what itis yet.
But we've all been waiting forthis.
I went with my favorite ridelast when.
I just did.
Yes, now I'm going to go withmy least favorite ride.
Oh, okay, this is what madethis episode for me, just to
make up this one.
This one is a small world, asmall world attraction club.
(40:39):
Okay, but it's one I'm gonnamake.
So if anyone wants to be partof my club, get a hold of me and
we can make this club.
We can make the patches.
I will be involved in this club.
I will do everything I can.
As many times I go toDisneyland, I will use my magic
key to its full extent for thisclub.
Okay, okay, this is my club.
(40:59):
This is what I want to make.
This is my.
I'm called to this.
This is me.
Okay, it's called the ClockStrikes Never.
And it's called the ClockStrikes Never.
And it's the idea is, the dollsare cursed beings Trying to
take over the park.
One, one thousand minute songat a time.
Okay, every hour, every hour,you gather at the clock and you
(41:25):
tilt your heads in unison as thedolls emerge.
Like slowly, tilt your head,right, this is a horror movie.
Take.
Speaker 2 (41:33):
If you haven't got that yet.
Speaker 1 (41:34):
Yeah, you ride Small World in dead silence, moving
your heads back and forth to theright and left the entire time.
Speaker 2 (41:44):
Interesting.
That would be weird seeing thatboat and one person in your
group sits backwards.
I wonder if they let you Idon't know Time to find out.
As long as you're not nakedrunning around in there, you're
probably okay.
Speaker 1 (41:56):
Right Every time you're in the park.
You have to leave behind onetiny handmade doll somewhere in
the park Randomly and you haveto whisper to at least one guest
per day.
They are watching you smilewithout without losing eye
contact with them.
Speaker 2 (42:16):
I'm going to practice it right now with Aaron.
Speaker 1 (42:18):
They're watching you smile.
Speaker 2 (42:19):
And then you walk away.
Speaker 1 (42:20):
Yeah, you don't blink .
You just stare at them, watchyou smile.
See, you're trying to homeright now.
Speaker 2 (42:26):
Everybody is granted.
Speaker 1 (42:28):
Wow, you're inviting groups again.
So that's the things you do.
We can add more.
Oh yeah, I mean, there's somany possibilities in this, just
creepiness, right?
This is what small world is tome.
The patch is a cracked clock, acracked clock with red eyes
okay, a carrot.
And then below it's a carouselof broken doll hands linked in a
(42:52):
circle of fire and it says.
It says below it's not theworld that's small, it's the
time that's left.
Okay, this is my group, this ismy calling to life.
I have found it.
So I had an idea of the logo.
Speaker 2 (43:09):
This is my group, this is my calling to life.
I have found it.
So I had an idea of the logo ofa child laying in bed and a
doll hovering over the childsucking out its soul.
Right, yeah, it's a goodalternative there.
Yeah, because that's prettymuch what happens on that ride.
Yes, it just sucks out yoursoul, I know, and, yeah, leaves
(43:31):
you just demented.
Speaker 1 (43:35):
It's a world of death and a world of tears.
Speaker 2 (43:41):
Welcome to my Disneyland house.
That was a good one to end on.
Yeah, it was.
Speaker 1 (43:46):
Yeah.
So yes, join my group.
We're going to have likestudies every Monday.
Yeah, I'm making this grouphappen.
Our patches will be orderedsoon.
I'm thinking at least 400 or500 people initially will join
this group Initially.
Speaker 2 (44:01):
Yeah, Right, but I see the potential is thousands.
Speaker 1 (44:05):
Right, I need an East Coast representative to captain
the East Coast and maybe alocal California person to be
there daily.
Daily to Right, we'll getdifferent board members.
Speaker 2 (44:19):
I think so.
Yes, it'll happen All right.
Good night, so good drink, gooddrink, some interesting social
clubs for Disney.
Yeah, yeah, cheers, cheers.
Hello and welcome to Cheers to Ears, where today
we're sipping on a Bonfamillebourbon peach tea.
It's a good one.
It is a good one, yes, and youcan find it at Scat Cat's Club
Lounge at Port Orleans, frenchQuarter, french Quarter.
Speaker 2 (00:16):
Yes, I wanted to say Riverside again.
Speaker 1 (00:18):
I always say Riverside, first, yeah, and then
I have to catch myself Right, Ialmost said it just now, but
it's made with Woodford ReserveBourbon and Bull's Peach Snops
with fresh brewed sweet tea for$17.50.
Not bad.
Not bad, though.
It's worth the price of thetaste.
Speaker 2 (00:36):
So I kind of messed this one up.
It's okay, I, because we recordtwo episodes when we get
together generally, because werecord two episodes when we get
together generally.
And our other episode has JackDaniels, right, which is a
Tennessee whiskey.
It's not bourbon, though.
Listen next week for JackDaniels.
So I, accidentally, instead ofusing our bourbon, which would
(00:58):
have been, I think, jim Beam, iswhat we have.
It's a shot of Jack Daniels,it's a shot of peach schnapps,
and then the rest is sweet tea,right, so it says fresh brewed
sweet tea.
I wasn't going to brew somefresh sweet tea.
It was fresh brewed at one time.
At one point it was fresh andthen they bottled it and shipped
(01:19):
it to the store and I bought itfrom there.
Right, but very good, it's asweet tea.
There's a hint of alcohol to it, not real forward.
No, it's very much the sweettea.
So if you want a boozy sweettea, right, this is it.
Lemonade or peach yeah.
Speaker 1 (01:37):
I really like it.
I really like it.
It'd be good with like a maybea little lemon on it in it,
maybe little lemon on it in it,maybe a slice of lemon garnish.
Yeah, I think so good, I'd begood.
So my question is for nextepisode that we're gonna record
today.
It's a coffee drink.
It's a coffee drink.
Do we substitute?
Do we use bourbon for that?
We could just to make just toeven it out.
Speaker 2 (01:58):
so for our listeners who don't, who don't know this
because you didn't, I don't knowa lot, though and I found this
out because bourbon is myalcohol of choice.
I would say If I were sippingjust something neat no ice or
anything, it would just bebourbon.
Agreed.
Now, tennessee or Jack Danielsis a Tennessee whiskey.
(02:24):
Bourbon is technically startedout Bourbon County, kentucky.
It's the same thing.
The only difference is JackDaniels is filtered through
charcoal and you can't filterbourbon Bourbon.
So that's the only difference.
It's corn mash.
It's a mash whiskey yeah, samething.
(02:44):
Basically, it's corn mash.
It's a mash whiskey yeah, samething.
Basically, it's just this isfiltered, this is filtered.
But other than that, there yougo, there you go, there's your
bourbon lesson for the dayBourbon lesson with a good sweet
tea.
Speaker 1 (02:57):
This is a good sitting on the porch drink.
It is Go with some of our otherepisodes we've had.
Speaker 2 (03:02):
And I could imagine able to drink two or three of
these.
Speaker 1 (03:06):
Right and you could, while you're in your outfit, yes
, your garb, your garb, if youwill.
Yes, what we found out.
I didn't know these thingsexisted last week when we
started talking about thissubject.
Speaker 2 (03:19):
I'm teaching you all kinds of stuff.
Speaker 1 (03:20):
I didn't know this thing.
Have you ever seen these peoplethat we're talking?
Speaker 2 (03:23):
about today at.
Speaker 1 (03:23):
Disney.
I've never seen these people.
I think I've been there enoughtimes and I've been there.
Speaker 2 (03:29):
What 100?
Right Enough times times.
Speaker 1 (03:32):
Yeah, enough times, times when I've been there and
it's.
Speaker 2 (03:35):
I've never noticed them.
Speaker 1 (03:37):
Yeah, I've never seen there's pictures.
Speaker 2 (03:39):
There's pictures Online you could find, but
they're Disney social clubs,which is why we went with Scat
Cat's Club Lounge.
Speaker 1 (03:46):
Right, so what is?
Speaker 2 (03:48):
a Disney social club.
So they are informal, I think,mostly groups.
It's not like I don't thinkthere's a membership, but it's a
group of people who rallyaround a certain IP of Disney.
They make patches.
(04:10):
So if you think about patchesif you're old enough the denim
patches of bands that peopleused to put on the back of their
jean jackets Okay, they dosomething similar.
So they'll make patches thatidentify them.
And sometimes it'll be like thefull patch, like the, the heavy
metal patches that you got or Idon't know panels that it's not
really even a patch.
Like the heavy metal patchesthat you got or I don't know
panels, it's not really even apatch.
Speaker 1 (04:27):
But anyway, and if you don't have patch money, you
use a Sharpie.
Speaker 2 (04:32):
Yes, you just write it into some color and share.
They did do that Right Back inthe day.
So, anyway, these social clubs,they identify with that, that
they have meet and greets, thatthey get together at the park.
They have something that theydo right, and so we thought we
(04:52):
needed to invent a few moresocial clubs and I.
Speaker 1 (04:55):
I think I want to join all of these that I wrote
down.
I'll probably want to join someof yours too there's only a
couple of mine.
Speaker 2 (05:02):
That because I went with a lot of obscure.
I did, and that was my goal, togo with obscure ip and I don't
know if any of these exist now,but to be honest, I some of
these could actually exist, whoknows?
And if we have a listener, letus know if you are in one of
these.
Social clubs are fascinatingfor some, for some of these, so
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let's get into it.
Want to start it off?
Go ahead, sure.
So mine is the RescuersUnderground.
Okay, based off of the IP, theRescuers and the Rescuers Down
Under.
Their logo is a vintage messagein a bottle with seagull wings
and Bernard's knit cap andBianca's feathered hat.
I like it.
Yeah, and I came up with a meetand greet and Mouse Scouts
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Rescue Training Camp is what itwas called.
So the location is Tom SawyerIsland Caves and Magic Kingdom
and there's a scavenger hunt andthen there's a rope bridge
crossing challenge and thenmaking your own merit badges.
That's all part of the gettogether, informal event, get
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together for this social club,and one of them is when I was
putting it together.
I was like what's the vibe?
And for some reason and I don'tknow, something popped up, but
I decided to call it the patronsaint of something popped up,
but I decided to call it thepatron saint of.
So this, this club, if it werea person, who are they the
patron saint of?
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Who's their patron saint?
Yeah, okay, not who theirpatron saint is.
Okay, the club, the club, theclub's a saint, so like the
rescuers down under.
Okay, so they, they are thepatron saint, but this and this
was about who are the peoplethat this would attract so?
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Quiet heroes, anxious optimistsand anyone who does brave
things even when terrified.
Speaker 1 (06:57):
Okay, yes, that's a funny take.
Who would join the club?
I didn't do, yeah, I didn't do.
Who would join the club?
That was the.
My clubs are for everyone, oh,anybody, can you?
Can you have your elitism overthere, the type of people who
would pick it?
Speaker 2 (07:13):
I don't want to box my people in it's it's like no
or ravenclaw or whatever thatyou know I mainly just make an
excuse because I didn't do thatpart okay but you do have an
idea.
I mean beyond just this is thethe type of person that, right,
you know what's the vibe right.
Speaker 1 (07:32):
Who would?
Who would right?
Speaker 2 (07:33):
exactly I like called it the patron saint of.
Speaker 1 (07:36):
I like that.
Okay, that's a cool take.
That's good, it's your firstone.
That was my first.
Okay, my first one's calledRATS.
Okay, r-a-t-s With periods.
With periods, it stands forRatatouille's Artisan Tasting
Society, ooh, and it'sEpcot-based.
I would join that one.
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Okay, your must-dos.
You hold informal food reviewsof park snacks and you speak in
exaggerated French accents, oh,as you walk around Epcot.
Oh, oh, this one is not verygood, oui, oui, right, you stage
fake arguments in front of foodcarts over the food choices at
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the cart.
Okay, okay With each other?
Speaker 2 (08:21):
Yeah, right, well, I'm imagining that that would
kind of be fun.
Yeah, with each other yeah,right, well, I'm imagining that
that would kind of be fun.
Yeah, it sounds kind of fun,right, yeah, it was.
So I'm imagining it with theFrench accent and that's.
It's just entertained here inmy mind.
Speaker 1 (08:34):
It'd be a fun day at Epcot.
Yeah, eli might enjoy Epcot alittle more, since he trashed it
pretty much on the episode.
Still bitter about that yeah.
Speaker 2 (08:44):
I've argued with him in my mind a couple times Over
that.
Speaker 1 (08:48):
We might have to have a great debate with him.
We're not going to have muchchance the next year, but we'll
figure it out.
The patch is a rat On amotorcycle Inside of a chef's
hat, so the chef has the patchand then inside of it is a rat
on a motorcycle and it saysreally big on top is the rats
nice, okay, I would.
Speaker 2 (09:11):
I would probably join that one.
Nice, yeah, sign me up we mightdo.
Speaker 1 (09:16):
We might even do some of these.
Speaker 2 (09:18):
We could, we could there's no reason we can't start
our own group.
Speaker 1 (09:22):
no, we, we could even do like we don't have to have
all the insignia and stuff to doa partial Epcot day where we
use French accents and argueover, like at the Canadian cart,
argue over the popcorn.
Speaker 2 (09:36):
So this should be coming out about the time I'm in
Disney World, but we'rerecording two weeks from when I
leave on that trip, Right?
So I might have to do when I'mtrying different, some new foods
, because that's my plan is totry a couple of new foods at
Epcot I might have to do thefake X.
Speaker 1 (09:56):
Well, if you do it, someone should record it and
then we post it on social media.
Speaker 2 (10:00):
Right, yeah, it'll be on Instagram.
Perfect, okay.
So my next one, isma's EliteAlchemists oh, I like that name.
That's a long one.
So the Emperor's New Groove iswhere.
This is the IP.
The logo is a bubbling potionbottle with a paw print,
surrounded by green smoke andIncan-style glyphs.
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You sound like me over there.
Speaker 1 (10:24):
Yeah, getting your words all Bumbling over my Right
Incan style.
Take my thing.
You're supposed to be thewell-spoken one.
Speaker 2 (10:32):
So the meet and greet , this is one near and dear to
our hearts, I think.
But a potion and plan nightvillain science fair.
Okay, so this is at SkipperCanteen land and well in magic
kingdom, but we will be makingour own non-alcoholic potions or
alcoholic.
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Do you order the drinks andthen make them?
We would see.
That's why we would have to donon-alcoholic, because you, you
can bring out.
You can't bring alcohol intothe parks, right so?
So if you all get together, youjust bring a little bit of this
or that.
You know some pog juice or somethis, you know something like
that.
You make it in the cantina andyou know you might have to sit
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outside of there, but yeah, youdo a little mixture some drinks.
Speaker 1 (11:17):
What if you order like two different drinks and
then mix them together?
You could do.
That Would be the goal.
You have to order two drinksand mix them.
Speaker 2 (11:27):
That is possible.
So, and during this becauseit's villain you have an evil
laugh contest.
Oh, I like it.
Yeah, so patron saint ofbrilliant schemers, theatrical
failures and mad scientists,that's very good, yeah, I like
that one.
Speaker 1 (11:45):
I would be involved.
Speaker 2 (11:47):
The drink vaccine and I just watched that movie like
a couple weeks ago, so I think Ineed to rewatch it because I
know it's got a lot of goodhumor to it.
She's awesome, that's a goodvillain.
Speaker 1 (11:55):
We don't talk about her enough.
My next one is called the HauntCouture.
Did you do your patch?
Yes, haunt Couture.
Did you do your patch?
Yes, okay, okay, I remember.
Okay, the Haunt Couture is myHaunted Mansion, okay, haunted
Mansion Club.
The must-dos are to posedramatically as grim, gritting
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ghosts at every photo.
Pass, okay.
And at exactly 3.33 pm on theday, you walk the entire park in
ghostly silence with organmusic over Bluetooth speakers.
So on your phones you havemusic going on.
You slowly walk through thepark.
That's your must-dos.
Speaker 2 (12:36):
Yeah.
Speaker 1 (12:37):
The patch is a tombstone, with a top hat with
glow-in-the-dark thread andhere's my saying underneath it
Okay, I'm proud of this.
Okay, laugh if you want, hateit if you want.
I have 999 problems, but a parkain't one.
Speaker 2 (12:57):
I like it.
That's my Haunted Mansion.
Okay, my next one Sky HighOutliers.
So this is a Kirk Douglas, notKirk Douglas Kurt Russell, kurt
Russell.
Speaker 1 (13:11):
Man.
You're a hero and you're noteven.
Speaker 2 (13:13):
He's your favorite Disney person ever and I called
him Kirk Douglas because he's inone of my other, the main actor
, but anyway.
So flying the logo is a flyingyellow school bus bursting
through clouds with lightningbolt trails.
That's a good patch.
So it's a superhero high school.
It's up in the clouds.
So they're going to have a meetand greet and it'll be called
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the Power Placement Rally andit's at Innovations Courtyard.
It says Disneyland.
What's Innovations Courtyard?
Yeah, I think it meant Epcot.
I'm just going to edit thispart out.
Yeah, just say InnovationsCourtyard, and then just yeah,
so this one is in InnovationsCourtyard, and Activities is a
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superpower simulator course withstrength, agility et cetera,
stuff like that, but it'll belike low key hanging out, so
like picking up a chair, there'syour strength test.
Speaker 1 (14:12):
Okay, so yeah, cause, yeah, you have to be.
You can't like bring stuff intothe park.
Exactly, make your own course.
Speaker 2 (14:19):
A sidekick and hero sorting ceremony.
So you got to decide who's thesidekicks and who's a, who's a?
Okay, who are the heroes?
Right, some people like being asidekick, and then this is the
patron saint of late bloomers,misclassified weirdos and those
who haven't quite figured outtheir powers.
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That's funny.
Speaker 1 (14:43):
That's funny.
My next one is Addie helped mewith this a little bit because I
haven't seen too much of thisshow, just a few episodes, but I
went with the descendants.
Okay, the club's called rottencore and what you have to do is
you have to pick one good deed.
So the idea of descendants forthose who don't know is they're
the sons and daughters ofvillains.
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Yes, right, yeah, but they'repretty good, they try to be good
, right, they're kind of goodguys, but villains right, yeah.
So you pick one good deed eachvisit and do it as villainously
as possible.
Like, for example, I guess I'llgive you directions but don't
get lost.
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Okay, right, and you stage afake vote.
Every day you're at the park toexile one of the members out of
the club, because they don'tactually get exiled, but for the
day they're exiled from theclub.
Speaker 2 (15:40):
Yeah, they got to walk around some other.
Speaker 1 (15:42):
Right, they're out of the club for that day.
Yeah, and the patch is an applewith a bite taken out, with
green and purple flames behindit.
Speaker 2 (15:51):
Nice, simple, yeah, I like it.
Speaker 1 (15:56):
That's not a club I'd probably join.
It's not really my vibe.
Speaker 2 (16:00):
No, well, I mean, you had help with figuring out the
descendants, right, you know,for the longest time they talked
about the descendants and Ijust thought of the George
Clooney movie, yeah, wheneverthey said that, and I had no
idea that, oh, that's a Disneything too.
So, anyway, portman's Blades ismy next one.
Okay, the IP is the MightyDucks.
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Oh, good one, we'll focus onthe Bash Brothers.
So the logo is a cracked goaliemask with wings, cross sticks
and graffiti flame text.
Oh, I like that, yeah, sopretty much like the Mighty
Ducks logo.
But you can't use technicallythe Mighty Ducks logo because
you'd get in trouble.
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So they're going to have a meetand greet Bash Brothers Bash is
the name of of it, but it's atthe espn worldwide of sports, at
walt disney world.
So they have that whole sportscomplex and it'll just be doing
the different sports activitiesthat are there.
That's the like.
The meet and greets are alwaysat at that particular location.
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Mm-hmm.
Patron saint, raging hormones,okay, chaotic loyalty and the
unbreakable brotherhood of thebruised and misunderstood.
Speaker 1 (17:15):
That's funny, that's funny.
My next one is the geniussociety.
Genius society, yes, fromAladdin Okay, it's a genie.
Us this society from aladdinokay, it's, it's a genie themed.
The must do's are you grantthree fake wishes to strangers
in the park, like you will get afree churro right and just walk
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away okay, you know it'd be agood take on that one.
Speaker 2 (17:42):
What's that boy?
I wish you know someone.
You just overhear him.
I wish this lamb was shorter.
Your wish is granted and thenjust turn and walk away.
Speaker 1 (17:51):
It's all about turning and walking away or ask
them what they wish.
I grant one wish for you in thepark I want to go to Club 33.
Granted and then walk away, andthen walk away.
They'll be ringing thatdoorbell for hours.
The genie said and you'resupposed to, you have to speak
at as many rhymes andimpressions of people as
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possible, A la Robin Williams.
So during the day you have totry to impersonate as many
people you can, oh yeah, as manyrhymes as you can.
Yes, during the day.
The patch is a genie on a magiccarpet-like motorcycle Right A
la, I'm going to a la again.
The patch is a genie on a magiccarpet-like motorcycle right A
la, I'm going to a la again.
Orange County Choppers oh, okay, okay, like that kind of
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motorcycle.
Yeah, magic carpet-stylemotorcycle, okay Right, and the
genie's on it.
And then the sidecar is Abuwith goggles on.
Speaker 2 (18:41):
With goggles on.
Speaker 1 (18:42):
Yeah, that's a good idea.
And below it says three wishes,no regrets.
It was on the bottom of thepatch.
Speaker 2 (18:49):
That's a good catchphrase.
Yeah, you have some goodcatchphrases.
I didn't come up with anycatchphrases, I came up with a
few.
Your next one?
Okay, so mine's theTomorrowland Bots.
So the IP is just Tomorrowland.
Okay, so the IP is justTomorrowland, okay.
And the logo is like it's asorry, what am I Robot.
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I mean, it's a robot from thefuture as imagined in 1955.
Okay, and it just saysTomorrowland bots.
Okay, it's kind of lame becauseTomorrowland's kind of lame.
Okay, so it's just a lame group, it's just yeah, and it's in
front of like it would be infront of like a futuristic city
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as well.
Okay, just kind of a bot, toybot standing there in front of a
futuristic city.
So the meet and greet theme isthe lost city of tomorrow and
it's at the Disneyland.
It could be at either or Right,tomorrowland's.
They're just because they bothmeh.
And so you go on a scavengerhunt that's part of it to look
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for tech type items on this list.
You know, you might have yourcontrol panel on this particular
ride or you know whatever.
But designing your own tomorrowpin, okay, yeah, so you've got
to design a pin.
And then, sorry, I've got toswitch pages here.
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Then I kind of messed this oneup.
So then, the patron saint ofthis one is disillusioned
idealists, ambitious tinkers andthose who still believe in what
if, even when the dream fades.
Speaker 1 (20:44):
That's funny, yeah, that's funny, so that's funny.
So we were talking, I came upwith two ideas for a
Tomorrowland.
Right, these are just bare boneideas.
Yeah, the Tomorrowlandconstruction crew which is a
bulldozer with, like, the AstroOrbiter on their side, on the
other side, where you're justtearing the whole thing apart,
yes, and doing away with ittogether, right, all together.
And the disneyland based peoplemover, the comeback people
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mover oh yeah, people moverrevitalizes revitalization crew.
Speaker 2 (21:14):
Oh right, the committee for for revitalizing
right, yeah, the committee forrevitalizing disneyland's people
yeah, yes, those are my twotomorrow ones.
Speaker 1 (21:24):
I just, while you were talking, those two popped
in my head.
I don't have anything elseabout it, but, yeah, that's,
that's my two for tomorrow.
It has so many good ideas.
Speaker 2 (21:33):
So this one I tweaked .
I had it written out and then Irealized I didn't like the idea
, cause it mixed a couple ofideas and I was I was trying to
rewrite it in my in my head.
Speaker 1 (21:49):
That's kind of what happened there.
That's funny.
Okay, my next one's the lostidol society.
Okay, this is the indiana jonesbased based um okay group.
Right, so what you have to dois you have to dramatically warn
others not to look into the eyeof mara so do you stand outside
the ride anywhere in the park?
anywhere in the park outside therides better anywhere in
adventureland.
I guess is the best part to doit right.
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Anywhere adventureland, you'dget some very questioning.
Looks like what are you righton the jungle cruise while
you're going by the the back ofthe?
Speaker 2 (22:18):
yeah, that'd be a great place.
Don't look at the imr rightjust yell it out loud, like
seriously, and look alldistressed I wonder, wonder,
what the old Jungle Cruiseskipper would say if you just
screamed that out Right, justblood curdling.
Speaker 1 (22:33):
Right, both of my things have to do with yelling.
For some reason I don't knowwhy.
My other one every day you mustyell at least one time, and all
these things.
I say at least one time.
You can't do it constantlybecause that ruins it, right,
just I mean you could do it acouple times a day.
We're not saying constantlywalk around the park being a
lunatic right, but you have toyell at least once it belongs in
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a museum, at least one time.
The patch is a cursed idolwearing sunglasses, surrounded
by snakes and a flaming whip.
Ooh, I like that one, I likethat whole idea of just I like
the ride I started out withdoing, doing like movies and
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stuff, and then I thought, oh,rides are Disney, yeah Right.
So I went with a bunch of rides.
Speaker 2 (23:22):
You went with yes, you have a bunch of rides, yeah.
And I went with a bunch ofrides yes, you have a bunch of
rides, yeah.
Speaker 1 (23:27):
And I went with the obscure Obscure things.
Yes, Movies that have like a 2%viewing rate on Disney+?
Speaker 2 (23:32):
Yes, If they're even on Disney+.
Speaker 1 (23:34):
Right.
Speaker 2 (23:35):
But that's what, because I needed help and then I
did my research on these topics.
Speaker 1 (23:40):
after ChatGPT came, helped me come up with some
obscure IP and a movie that hasa 0% watching rate on Disney+,
which you'd probably have a hugefollowing in the parks, would
be A Song of the South.
Oh, I bet so many people wouldjoin that.
Yeah, because there's so manyFacebook pages.
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Yes, on Splash Mountain shouldbe there.
Tiana sucks because SplashMountain's better.
Yeah, yada, yada, yada, blah,blah, blah.
Okay, your next one.
Speaker 2 (24:11):
The Atlantis Wayfarers, so this is based off
of the Atlantis, the Lost Empire.
The logo is a glowing crystalover a compass rose ringed in
ancient glyphs.
Speaker 1 (24:22):
Okay.
Speaker 2 (24:23):
Yeah, so the meet and greet is expedition to the
forgotten empire.
It's adventure, land, junglecruise, dock, walt, disney world
.
So that's it's atlantis.
Takes place on the ship, butit's out.
You know space and all thatthis is.
You know you're gonna have touse a little bit of imagination
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for this right.
But it's atlantean glyphdecoding and secret messages
puzzle.
So anytime you see some sort ofbecause there's one part where
you're walking through and Ithink it's supposed to be the
Mekong River, but there'sdifferent like symbols Anytime
you see a symbol, you have todecide what that means.
Okay, and it can mean anythingyou want you know, that was a
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chicken hitchhiking.
That's funny, yeah, so this onepart of it is, and I got this
idea from in boy scouts, okay,where we would have to take a
compass and it would say head 80degrees northwest, you know, or
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whatever.
I'm really messing that up, Idon't even so, northwest west,
head for 400 steps and find theblah, blah, blah, but that in
the Disneyland park, okay, andthe end point is a certain spot
and you have to make your way tothat certain spot.
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That sounds fun and that's howyou do that is by compass.
So, and then journaling Okay.
So you have to journal your day,have a day and you write out
you know in your journal which Ifunny story one day write out.
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You know in your journal whichI funny story one day it was.
I think it was fairly early onafter getting my annual pass
back years ago when I was downthere and I texted I was going
to Disneyland.
I think it was like the 17thtime.
I used to keep track of howmany days for that first year I
went because I wanted to go.
That's what you should do 50days or 45 because I wanted to
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go and have it cost average of$20 a day, but anyway, day 17 of
visiting Disneyland, foodrations are running low and I
did this whole kind of thing andthen I texted it to like Dave
and Asha and DJ and Leah that'sfunny, but yeah, I used to.
And then I'd start writingthose journals.
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But you have to keep a journal,so the patron saint of
obsessive researchers, explorerswho get lost on purpose and
those who believe in the truthis buried deep.
That's good, yeah.
Speaker 1 (27:05):
That's a good one.
My next one is off big thundermountain.
Okay, and I call it the thunderColt.
Okay, eli doesn't like the nameColt.
He wanted me to change it.
Well, he didn't want me tochange it, he just didn't like
the word Colt for some reason.
I like it, I stuck with itbecause I think it's a good.
This is one of the things.
When I first thought of whathave rides, I thought of big
thunder, but I really wanted to.
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Okay, so I have two rides Ireally want to do, and one was
big thunder.
So before entering the line,and if you were in a group with
people in your, in your club, inunison, you, before you enter
the line, you point at themountain and you say this here
is the wildest ride in thewilderness.
And then you walk in line andevery time you enter the line,
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yeah, and then you just havelike, during the day you have
competitive yeehaw offs.
I like that, like one-on-oneyeehaw offs, and you can have a
judge if you want.
But you can just yeehaw a fewtimes and be done if you want.
The patch is a skull riding, arunaway mine train with cross
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pickaxes and the slogan born tothunder on the bottom.
Nice, I think we need it.
I think it needs a theme songto like born to be wild, but
born to thunder or it needs abluegrass version of that, or,
or a mixture between Born to beWild and Thunderstruck.
Speaker 2 (28:31):
But hear me out on this.
Yeah, but it's kind of an oldCountry Bears version of that
song or that mix.
Speaker 1 (28:40):
That's a good one too .
Speaker 2 (28:42):
So someone playing a washboard, someone playing like
got the jug blowing into the jug, right yeah.
Speaker 1 (28:49):
That version.
I almost won with Country Bearsfor one of my yeah that would
just be a good one.
Speaker 2 (28:55):
I came close.
I would consider joining that.
One, nice, okay.
So how many do you have left?
I have two.
Two, okay, I have two left aswell.
So because I end up doing 10, Idropped one and you did eight,
so that's why I have more.
But I these are two that Iwanted.
I really wanted to do so themedfield misfits because I've
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always got to go back to thekurt russell computer, wore
tennis shoes.
Now you see him now you don't.
Strongest man in the world.
So Dexter, you know hischaracter from those three
movies.
Speaker 1 (29:32):
If we have any listeners at all that have
watched any of these movies.
Even after we did, we did awhole episode on Kurt Russell
movies.
Yeah, right, yeah, I mean Ithink they went a prize
Something, I don't know what itis, but text us if you've seen
any of these.
Message us A day with KurtRussell, right, we'll like send
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you something.
Speaker 2 (29:56):
You wish you had a day with Kurt Russell.
Wish granted.
And we'll walk away send usyour wish wish granted, see you
later.
So this is the imaginationpavilion.
So it's spaceship earth.
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Yeah, yeah, underneath whenyou're leaving.
Yeah, this is where that.
That's where the it's gonnahappen, okay, the but the logo
before I into that it's a retroCRT monitor, okay, with a
lightning bolt across the screen, surrounded by a laurel wreath
made of pencils and rulers andtest tubes and a pair of 70s
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tennis shoes dangling from thebottom edge.
That's a busy logo.
It is busy.
A lot of stuff going down.
It's going to have somethingfrom each of the movies.
Well, you can do.
Now you See Him, now you Don't.
That's where the test tubescome in.
Just no logo.
Just no logo.
So, but the meet and greettheme is DexterCon.
Okay, nice, the MedfieldScience Fair Throwdown, that
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would work good in that area?
Speaker 1 (31:08):
It would, because there's space.
Speaker 2 (31:09):
I mean, it's something we just always just
walk through yes, I try to lookfor my face up on the little
pictures and I've never foundthem.
I remember the first, the firsttime I went to disney world and
none of us knew about that andwe looked up and I can't
remember if I could see my face,but I remember my cousin could
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and and her friend Julie.
I think they both saw liketheir faces and but weren't
expecting it.
We were all laughing so hardbecause it just looks so goofy
with the way that they pasteyour face up there.
Speaker 1 (31:43):
Right, so Eli makes his.
Eli has a.
My son Eli has his ride.
Face he does.
You've ever seen it?
I don't know.
He does it at every camera spot.
He knows where all the cameraspots are at Disney, yes.
Speaker 2 (31:54):
Oh yeah.
Speaker 1 (31:55):
He was figuring them out at Disney World as we went
along.
Yeah, and he makes the sameface.
It's a weird looking mouth open, showing teeth like he's scared
kind of face, and he does it.
It's a crazy looking face andhe did it.
He's the only I think he's theonly one that showed up too, and
he did it on spaceship earthwhen we were there and it was
(32:15):
hilarious on the screen.
Yeah, he's really good at thatface.
He does it every time.
I think he invented it onincredicoaster and every time on
incredicoaster was the sameface.
Now he does it every ride.
There's a lot more camera spotsat Disney World yes, there are.
Or at Disneyland right, thereare.
Speaker 2 (32:32):
Yeah, but they send you your pictures directly to
you, right?
Even if they have, if youhaven't paid for them, they
still send them to you.
They're just covered, they havethe watermarks over them.
But anyway, getting back tomine, imagination Pavilion at
Epcot.
So as part of the meet andgreet you have a science
experiment showdown.
So you have to bring, like, ascience experiment from home
(32:54):
that can get into the parks.
So, whatever, it is Okay, alittle wind up, whatever, yeah.
Then trivia memory blitz trivia, because in one of them the
computer wore tennis shoes.
It's all based off ofintercollege trivia, so you play
that and a tennis shoe contestlike who can have the most retro
(33:19):
looking tennis shoes.
Speaker 1 (33:21):
That's like the whole , you have way too much
knowledge of these movies so,since we did that one, I'm like
this.
Speaker 2 (33:29):
I just want to know everything about the interviews.
So patron saying a hyperintelligent slackers, chaotic
inventors and kids who blew up achemistry lab and still got an
A.
Speaker 1 (33:41):
That's funny.
Next time I'm going to myfavorite ride, pirates of the.
Speaker 2 (33:46):
Caribbean oh, that's your favorite.
I thought it was Big Thunder.
No Pirates is my favorite ridebecause pirates.
The caribbean oh that's yourfavorite, I thought it was big
thunder, no pirates is myfavorite ride.
Speaker 1 (33:51):
Okay, because I ride it, so I have to ride it
multiple.
I'll ride as many times I can.
Okay, big thunder's right there.
Yeah, it's also a must do.
But I've rode.
I've ridden pirates more thanany other ride like by a long
ways I think, think for me it's,it's big thunder Really.
Yeah.
Speaker 2 (34:11):
Anyway, go ahead.
Speaker 1 (34:12):
Big pirates.
Pirates yeah, the black spirebuccaneers.
Okay, black spire buccaneers,that's what I called him.
Speaker 2 (34:20):
But now so question the galaxy's edge question.
Speaker 1 (34:24):
Yes.
Speaker 2 (34:25):
Is it, would people confuse it?
They would.
Speaker 1 (34:29):
I thought of that.
Speaker 2 (34:30):
Maybe that's I didn't change the name okay, and see,
that's what I just did a whileago with my tomorrow right name
could be changed.
Speaker 1 (34:35):
Yeah, okay, it'd be up for an negotiate in our first
committee meeting.
Yeah, maybe we changed.
Nothing else would want to bechanged, though, because while
you're in adventureland, onlypirate slang is allowed.
Okay, just in, just inAdventureland, arr, yeah, ooh,
you must toast to Davy Jonesmany times during the day with
anything you have.
It could be a drink, it couldbe a churro, right?
(34:57):
If?
Speaker 2 (34:57):
two people have a churro To Davy, right To Davy,
arr Aye.
Speaker 1 (35:02):
Aye Davy Jones, aye the captain, and the captain,
and pledged loyalty to captainred.
You know captain red?
Yeah.
So I read the whole story ofcaptain red again today.
Oh, did you?
Yeah, because she was.
She was one of the people theytook out of the ride her first
iteration of her.
Okay, because she was kind of aoverweight woman that they.
(35:23):
No, she wasn't the overweightwoman, she was one of the people
they bid on.
Oh, yes, in the thing, right.
So they took her out.
Well, they were bidding on her,right.
So it actually, and she wantedto be bid on and it was a whole
thing right back in the day.
So now she's her actual firstanimatronic is in the disney
archives now, oh, but.
But now there's a new red andnow she's a pirate.
(35:44):
Now she's a pirate.
Right now she's yeah, she'sback talking totally.
She's yeah, she's totallybadass.
Yeah, right, yeah.
So that's why you pledge yourloyalty to Captain Red every day
.
Speaker 2 (35:52):
We can go the whole backstory.
Speaker 1 (35:54):
But look it up.
Look up, captain Red.
The patch is a skeletal pirateswinging from a chandelier with
a churro in one hand and a mugin the other.
Okay, nice.
And below it it says no refunds, no parlay.
I like it.
That's my favorite lines fromthe movie is no refunds, no
parlays.
Yes, I'm a big parlay guy.
(36:14):
Okay, I have one more.
Do you have one more?
Speaker 2 (36:19):
yes, all right, let's have it and we pause for a
commercial.
We have to pause because Iforgot to look this episode,
sponsored by Tydex.
That's the stuff you wrap ahouse when you're building it,
that white stuff, tyvex, tyvex.
I just made up a thing.
So mine, the League of theNautilus, okay, and I haven't
(36:43):
watched it yet, and I actuallyshould go home and watch it
tonight.
The 20,000 Leagues Under theSea, if it's on Disney+ I don't
watched it yet and I actuallyshould go home and watch it
tonight.
The 20,000 Leagues Under theSea, if it's on Disney Plus.
Speaker 1 (36:54):
I don't know.
I don't think anyone under 40years old has ever seen that
movie.
Speaker 2 (36:58):
No, that the Black Hole, those were classics when
we were a kid.
Anyway, since I brought that upwith another episode which has
not aired as of recording today,but I believe might be next
week, anyway, our heroes bars,all right.
(37:18):
Yeah, yeah, I'm trying to thinkwe shouldn't even talk about
this.
So the League of the NautilusIP is 20,000 leagues under the
sea, so the logo is the prow ofthe Nautilus submarine emerging
from stylized Kraken tentacles.
Speaker 1 (37:35):
Okay.
Speaker 2 (37:36):
And with a glowing porthole center at the eye, at
the center, sorry, and the wordsMobilis in Mobley arch around
the top in brass rivet stylelettering, which is part of the
movie.
And that's what I was doing.
I was looking that up.
So moving within the movable iswhat Mobley means and I meant
(38:02):
to look that up as I was doingresearch.
Oh, this is on there, okay, soI add it.
And then I'm like, okay, but Igot to look that up and I got to
look it up.
So meet and greet theme belowthe surface, a gathering of
gentlemen, scientists andseafaring scholars.
So you have to go to theFinding Nemo submarine voyage.
(38:22):
I thought you'd mention that.
So you have to ride it.
Uh-huh, I mean, it'sdisappointing because it's
Finding Nemo now it doesn't haveanything 20,000 leagues to it,
but the activities because it'sa great place.
Outside of Crappy Burger, whatis Galactic Grill?
Speaker 1 (38:42):
Yeah, I like Crappy Burger better.
I like that.
Speaker 2 (38:44):
Yeah, that's the name of Crappy Burger.
But you have to build a divinghelmet.
Okay yeah, how do you build adiving helmet?
Okay yeah, how do you buildthat.
Speaker 1 (38:51):
It's some arts and crafts.
You bring a lot of stuff in theparks for your group.
Your clubs bring a lot of stuff.
Speaker 2 (38:56):
Well, it's for their gathering.
It's not like they do thisevery time, I know so in an
interactive Nautilus tour game.
So you have to you follow cluesand decode symbols around
Tomorrowland to chart the lostpath of the Nautilus.
Speaker 1 (39:14):
So again and I kind of stole this idea from the like
, I said the, the compass, butit'll, but it's more, it's just
within Tomorrowland so so you'resaying that if you're in the
tomorrow, if you're in the, ifyou're in this group, this club,
and you forgot your compass,you can find someone from the
(39:35):
other club and just hang outwith them and see if you can
borrow a compass yeah.
Speaker 2 (39:38):
Well, no, this one doesn't need a compass.
Oh, it doesn't need a compass.
It's not compass led.
But I took the idea.
Oh, it's the idea of, like youknow, you'll have to like head
50 fathoms.
Oh, due east, right.
So you gotta know what a fathomis, right?
Do you know what a fathom is?
I don't know what a fathom is.
It's six feet, okay.
So if you have to head 50fathoms, you have to do some
(39:59):
math.
So, patron saint of reclusivevisionaries, anti-imperialists,
obsessive engineers andanti-imperialists, obsessive
engineers and anyone who'sdreamed of disappearing into the
deep.
Speaker 1 (40:14):
That's funny.
That's funny For now, the one Ihave all been waiting for,
because you don't know what itis yet.
But we've all been waiting forthis.
I went with my favorite ridelast when.
I just did.
Yes, now I'm going to go withmy least favorite ride.
Oh, okay, this is what madethis episode for me, just to
make up this one.
This one is a small world, asmall world attraction club.
(40:39):
Okay, but it's one I'm gonnamake.
So if anyone wants to be partof my club, get a hold of me and
we can make this club.
We can make the patches.
I will be involved in this club.
I will do everything I can.
As many times I go toDisneyland, I will use my magic
key to its full extent for thisclub.
Okay, okay, this is my club.
(40:59):
This is what I want to make.
This is my.
I'm called to this.
This is me.
Okay, it's called the ClockStrikes Never.
And it's called the ClockStrikes Never.
And it's the idea is, the dollsare cursed beings Trying to
take over the park.
One, one thousand minute songat a time.
Okay, every hour, every hour,you gather at the clock and you
(41:25):
tilt your heads in unison as thedolls emerge.
Like slowly, tilt your head,right, this is a horror movie.
Take.
Speaker 2 (41:33):
If you haven't got that yet.
Speaker 1 (41:34):
Yeah, you ride Small World in dead silence, moving
your heads back and forth to theright and left the entire time.
Speaker 2 (41:44):
Interesting.
That would be weird seeing thatboat and one person in your
group sits backwards.
I wonder if they let you Idon't know Time to find out.
As long as you're not nakedrunning around in there, you're
probably okay.
Speaker 1 (41:56):
Right Every time you're in the park.
You have to leave behind onetiny handmade doll somewhere in
the park Randomly and you haveto whisper to at least one guest
per day.
They are watching you smilewithout without losing eye
contact with them.
Speaker 2 (42:16):
I'm going to practice it right now with Aaron.
Speaker 1 (42:18):
They're watching you smile.
Speaker 2 (42:19):
And then you walk away.
Speaker 1 (42:20):
Yeah, you don't blink .
You just stare at them, watchyou smile.
See, you're trying to homeright now.
Speaker 2 (42:26):
Everybody is granted.
Speaker 1 (42:28):
Wow, you're inviting groups again.
So that's the things you do.
We can add more.
Oh yeah, I mean, there's somany possibilities in this, just
creepiness, right?
This is what small world is tome.
The patch is a cracked clock, acracked clock with red eyes
okay, a carrot.
And then below it's a carouselof broken doll hands linked in a
(42:52):
circle of fire and it says.
It says below it's not theworld that's small, it's the
time that's left.
Okay, this is my group, this ismy calling to life.
I have found it.
So I had an idea of the logo.
Speaker 2 (43:09):
This is my group, this is my calling to life.
I have found it.
So I had an idea of the logo ofa child laying in bed and a
doll hovering over the childsucking out its soul.
Right, yeah, it's a goodalternative there.
Yeah, because that's prettymuch what happens on that ride.
Yes, it just sucks out yoursoul, I know, and, yeah, leaves
(43:31):
you just demented.
Speaker 1 (43:35):
It's a world of death and a world of tears.
Speaker 2 (43:41):
Welcome to my Disneyland house.
That was a good one to end on.
Yeah, it was.
Speaker 1 (43:46):
Yeah.
So yes, join my group.
We're going to have likestudies every Monday.
Yeah, I'm making this grouphappen.
Our patches will be orderedsoon.
I'm thinking at least 400 or500 people initially will join
this group Initially.
Speaker 2 (44:01):
Yeah, Right, but I see the potential is thousands.
Speaker 1 (44:05):
Right, I need an East Coast representative to captain
the East Coast and maybe alocal California person to be
there daily.
Daily to Right, we'll getdifferent board members.
Speaker 2 (44:19):
I think so.
Yes, it'll happen All right.
Good night, so good drink, gooddrink, some interesting social
clubs for Disney.
Yeah, yeah, cheers, cheers.
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