Odd question, but quite legitimate - flirting with CMs

Dan wrote:
> Has anyone ever flirted with a Disney Cast Member, or been flirted by
> one? The reason I ask is because I'm curious to know what a Cast
> Member's limits are supposed to be with regard to fraternizing with
> the customer? What do they teach you in Cast Member school?
>
> What are the rules when it comes to this kind of thing?

I've seen the princesses discouraging flirters.
They seemed to be following a script that I'm sure they
teach in Character School.

--
Glenn Holliday holliday@acm.org

I believe I engaged in a somewhat flirty discussion with a cast member
in sales in future world when I was 17. Nothing big, though, and we
both knew it was for nothing. Never saw him again, alsthough I did buy
a t-shirt.

I believe I engaged in a somewhat flirty discussion with a cast member
in sales in future world when I was 17. Nothing big, though, and we
both knew it was for nothing. Never saw him again, although I did buy a
t-shirt.

Dan wrote:
> Has anyone ever flirted with a Disney Cast Member, or been flirted by
> one? The reason I ask is because I'm curious to know what a Cast
> Member's limits are supposed to be with regard to fraternizing with
> the customer? What do they teach you in Cast Member school?

I asked a cast member, who said "We're taught don't do it.
If a guest is too annoying, call security."

Reminds me of a section in St. Benedict's rule about
dealing with annoying guests. If gentleness and reason
fail, "have two of the stouter brothers explain the
matter."

--
Glenn Holliday holliday@acm.org

"Glenn Holliday" <holliday@acm.org> wrote in message
news:C0YSg.18048$8O1.15904@trnddc04...

> Reminds me of a section in St. Benedict's rule about
> dealing with . . . . . . .

Gotta admit - this is one place I would not have expected to see the rule of
St. Benedict appear!

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