AustinTink
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- Joined
- Jan 24, 2009
Manners and decorum don't exist in the world anymore.
Manners and decorum don't exist in the world anymore.
This times a million. Walking away doesn't feed into their need to create havoc and it really burns their hide.More guests just need to learn to walk away. It makes the crazies even more mad.
In April there was a video about a guy at DLR who refused to move back from the yellow line and the tram wouldn't move until he did so. It was crazy just seeing how obstinate this guy was. The whole tram was really trying to get him to do it so they could leave and get back to the parking structure. It was also at nighttime.
Was this woman given a ban or lose her pass for this? The other people on the tram shouldn't have to deal with an out of control person, and of course the cast members don't deserve it. It's the norm for all of time at Ski Resorts that if you go out of bounds on runs, break mountain rules, cut lines etc and a ski patrol or lift operator sees it, they can take your ticket or even annual pass on the spot.Manners and decorum don't exist in the world anymore.
The wife can't even raise her eyes. Imagine how he treats her in private.In April there was a video about a guy at DLR who refused to move back from the yellow line and the tram wouldn't move until he did so. It was crazy just seeing how obstinate this guy was. The whole tram was really trying to get him to do it so they could leave and get back to the parking structure. It was also at nighttime.
This is also what not to do if you feel someone cut you in line
https://wdwnt.com/2022/04/belligerent-guest-refuses-to-let-disneyland-parking-lot-tram-leave-after-others-cut-him-in-line/#:~:text=1 min read-,Belligerent Guest Refuses to Let Disneyland Parking Lot Tram Leave,and his wife in line.
Yes they do, they just don't make for sensational headlines!Manners and decorum don't exist in the world anymore.
From a high school teacher: Some kids keep their phones out all the time /hidden under a paper or whatever JUST IN CASE a fight starts so they can super-quickly video it. They don't make money from this, but posting it on the internet gets them social status.On this I'm not so sure. I think it *would* be a good thing except that internet fame is something that one can monetize, and that makes a whole lot of people think that it's now worthwhile to do outre things in the hope of making money for it; even if the press is bad. Every click earns money for the person who posts it, so very often the person who posts it is actually an associate of the bad actor.
I don't think people who behave this way stop to consider long-term consequences.Geeeeesh not for nothin, but Disney is NOT cheap so there is NO way I'm getting that upset and losing out on my trip over one person cutting in line-good gravy
Yes, at school the vast majority of our students don't fight -- it's the same small group who fight over and over.I fear that poor baby has seen a lot in his or her life already. People who fight like that at Disney will fight anywhere anytime.
Eh, no. Whatever you keep at the top of your brain comes out when you're surprised or startled. That's not foul language for all of us.When people get angry the first thing they lose control of is their mouth. We're all guilty of it. I've never been punched before so I'm not sure what kind of language would fly out of my mouth
I thought the same thing: Dressing alike, they sure made it easy for the security guards.The way they are dressed makes it easier to follow on the videos. It's like they are on teams.
Manners and decorum don't exist in the world anymore.
You must have not flown much in the 1970s to see the level of "manners" and "civility" that women flight attendants had to tolerate back then.
Glad you have a sharp tongue. What many of the abusers need is a good punch to the jaw. Of course there is no reason you should go down with a sinking ship as well.Shoot, even in the 90’s. Been there, done that. Grateful I have a thick skin and a sharp tongue.
I had to keep it cool, but with enough of an attitude so they knew to knock it off. Of course, if you start with me before we take off, game on. Only three times I had the captain kick the person off. And I give you fair warning -- you don't comply, adios! Not dealing with you without backup in a metal tube at 30,000 feet. In 20 years of flying I never had one complaint go to my supervisor.Glad you have a sharp tongue. What many of the abusers need is a good punch to the jaw. Of course there is no reason you should go down with a sinking ship as well.
What do you think? Should we all just give up on that child? He's beyond change already?Glad to hear this. There was a video circulating last week that showed a young boy, not much older than a toddler, still in a diaper even, smacking and swearing at a police officer with a level of aggression that was pretty disturbing. He still has a while to get to middle and high school. Do you think some of that learned hatred can be undone at that point?
The problems are not limited to "inner city youth."...
I wish this was true! So many kids are "lost" by the time they reach kindergarten. YES...that young!111 It's tough to seen such young kids indoctrinated into a world of hate and violence. Some try but it's tough to break the cycle. BTW My experience comes from years of working with intercity youth. It absolutely breaks my heart to see kids so hardened and defiant at such a tender age.
Happily, most people who work with kids do it because they recognize the tree is NOT the apple.I find the apple usually doesn’t fall far from the tree. If would you said was true we wouldn’t have all these problems.
You "find" that where? Hope you aren't in a job working with kids. It would be sad for them to be judged that way.I find the apple usually doesn’t fall far from the tree. If would you said was true we wouldn’t have all these problems.
https://tenor.com/view/league-of-their-own-child-annoying-yelling-gif-11279924What do you think? Should we all just give up on that child? He's beyond change already?
Did we all come from perfect families, raised impeccably & no one we know has ever set a bad example?
I don't think so.
And the proof I'd offer is the way some here continuously display intolerance & a very narrow viewpoint.
Which is why over the decades, I comment less & less.
Time to Remember the Magic!
Maybe... maybe not. The sheer numbers...city vs rural make it more difficult to accommodate those who are at risk. It's a hard life. I haven't given up but it's still very sad.The problems are not limited to "inner city youth."
I'm glad many of us keep on trying.