So it’s overprocessed chocolate milk, minus the cocoa. Gross.

That’s a good point, but I do think they literally have different machines than other places that make them. You know about the common belief that Coke from McDonalds is better? That’s because they literally have a proprietary Coke fountain that mixes it differently. I think it’s the same principle here.

I’ve had Dole Whip elsewhere, and it’s always GOOD. But there’s something about getting it at the Disney Parks that makes it better. I don’t know if they have different machines, or it’s the Disney atmosphere (including their scents spraying in the air) or what, but it’s definitely worth getting every trip.

I mean, anyone who’s been at a Disney theme park and read that headline has to think of Dole Whip first, right?

I literally just finished my first ever Popeyes Chicken Sandwich and... it was fine. It was equal to or slightly better than Chick-Fil-A. Not a revelation, but not bad either.

Oh yeah. Always make sure you pick up the turkey by the handle, not the tag. :-D

There sure was. That poor dummy puppy...

I dropped a frozen turkey on my toe. On Saturday. I’m limping around the office because of it as we speak.

Okay.... it doesn’t sound terrible but I could probably make this at home with fresh ingredients much easier....

Olive Garden

Wow, they’re including a Beanie Baby? Guess they forget the great Ty Riots of the 90's....

All I’m saying is that I’m pretty sure the author of those specific stories has come out and said they’re fiction. However, I could fully believe that it was inspired by actual accounts he heard, or even fictionalized accounts of what he himself experiences.

The search and rescue stuff is supposedly fiction, but I definitely believe in the supernatural

The stories are embedded directly from the comments

WDW’s Space Mountain is side by side, Disneyland’s is single row

I will sacrifice my Saturday to drive down there and report back.

Maaaaaayyyyybe

That’s a small percentage of the whole. And I’m sorry anyone treated you that way.

Every call-out here is fair. They’re pretty high on the corporate greed scale. I do like their sofritas though. Just about the only tofu that isn’t in hot and sour soup that I’ve liked.

I grew up about 30 miles south of the Idaho border in Utah, and had these many times while visiting family and working up in Idaho.