Notices by Angela :verified: (veddybadang@noagendasocial.com)

@Salyer Imagine being so brainwashed as to think Joe Biden is cool.

@NBS Yeah, the college debt thing does seem to be a much bigger problem now than when I was in school. I’m shocked at how much college costs have gone up compared to wages. I don’t know what our kids are going to do - maybe heating and air?

@NBS I get what you’re saying to an extent, but I worked an 8-5 job right out of school, for $16k in 1995 - that’s not much money even back then. But I knew it was work that I enjoyed, and if I worked hard and proved myself, eventually I would be making what I deserved. And within 5 years, I was.

I never begrudged the grind - I knew it was temporary and that I would be recognized for the work I was doing. I also knew I could move on if the company turned out to be crappy.

@mh Oh yeah, that was my other thought. She was mostly complaining that she had no time for “life” during the work week, assuming she means M-F. Hey, kid, there’s this thing called a “weekend”? That’s when you rest and have fun and do “life” stuff - you get two whole days for it!

But that’s much harder than your factory-work summer, right, Sir Morgan? 😆

@NBS

@jeremiah @obihahn For die-hard Disney fans, they will pay any price to go there. The people it will deter are the casual fans who might have gone once or twice just to give their kids that experience.

We go to visit near Orlando 2-3 times a year and have NEVER taken our kids (& thankfully they are too old to want to go now). The main deterrent for us was the price - even before the increase in recent years. And now it’ll go up even more? Pffft!

@djsumdog @jeremiah @obihahn @tj I went to Disney world as a young teen with my family - it was pretty lame, because I was looking for roller coasters. Discovering Cedar Point in my 20s was a game-changer 👍🏻

So true about the fanboy theme stuff - we have 50-something-year-old friends (no kids) who do all of the Star Wars stuff at Disney, even the crazy-expensive immersive hotel experience. They are basically kids themselves.