This Shouldn’t Be A Thing – Remains Of The Day Edition

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That means it is time for this shouldn't be a thing.

If you ever have a thing you think should not be send it into Greg and me at Jane says

at civic media dot us. This one I found on inside the magic dot net. I don't even know

what this sounds credible. But it was posted by Eva Miller, giving credit to Disney for

the photo on their headline reads haunted mansion shut down after guest disposes of human

remains in a bizarre and concerning incident at Walt Disney World Resort. The haunted mansion

ride on November 30 had to be temporarily closed and evacuated after a guest tried to

scatter human ashes during the ride. The act which has been confirmed as a recurring

issue in theme parks. Resulted in significant disruption for guests and immediate response

from park staff.

Folks, by the way, really quick here. Anytime if you're listening, whether you're listening

on the live streamer, when you hear this noise, that's Jane being very upset.

That's my mouse. That's just like the report shared by a park guest describes the selfishness

of the act emphasizing repercussions for both staff and the remains themselves quote

the best quote as I write this haunted mansion is down and being evacuated due to someone

spreading human ashes on the ride aside from the selfishness of the act. Your loved ones

ashes are going to be vacuumed up into a bucket with mouse droppings and other detritus

and thrown in the garbage. But Jane, magic mouse droppings. I can't think of a more

ignominious end to someone that I cared for. Plus if we can identify who did it after

all there are cameras all throughout that park. Yes. You're probably going to be a band

from attending all Disney property. In other words, please don't do this. Yeah. Don't

do that. Scattering human ashes in public places, including Disney is not only against park

rules, but also illegal in many jurisdictions without proper authorization. This also

raises questions about respect and common courtesy. No one wants to stamp up. I don't want

to step on it. Rosie's ashes. I would feel so bad. Can you imagine going and then all of

a sudden you get a big in your face. That was Uncle Wilbur. What was that? What was that?

He loved this ride. Can we just go and honestly, if I thought about this beforehand, what

have gotten some dramatic music, the letter is so good because they use words like detritus

and ignominious. Ignominious is a good one. I mean, someone went to community college

and probably it's amazing. I love this letter so much. Amazingly. This is not an isolated

incident. Narp. People trying to scatter ashes in Disney parks, fairly common popular

attractions like the haunted mansion, often track those who wish to leave a part of their

loved ones in a place they cherished while they're alive. But this can cause significant

operational disruptions, post health concerns, and ultimately results in the remains of

Uncle Wilbur. We're being disposed of in an undignified manner. Disney parks says this

article are cherished for making memories. They're not equipped to serve as a final resting

place. I am really surprised at this point that Disney doesn't have a service where they're

like, did you love one? Did they love coming? That would be a huge money maker. Maybe not

involving the ashes or maybe involving the ashes where they have a specific area. You

could have a little ceremony in the morning. You can you can dash them over. You dash them

over some flowers as a fertilizer. But see, you'd have to pay for that. You think that

people wouldn't pay $500 for the service because that's why they're doing it on the

haunted mansion ride because they don't want to have to pay for an internment. What was

your favorite ride? It was the tower of terror. Oh, no. Yeah. Okay. That's today's round

of this shouldn't be a thing. Really should be coming up on the show tomorrow. We will

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