This Medical staff needs to be fired and fucking prosecuted for putting this guy at risk. Im not even an eagles fan but this whole situation was handled with 0 compassion for a human beings fucking life.
Does anyone who got the chinese first anniversary gift box know how to fold the insert? I am not sure how its supposed to fit correctly in the box. #riftbound
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I'm reminded that when Roy suggested to Walt using cheap props instead of real antiques and furnishings during Disneyland's construction to save money, Walt reportedly replied, “If we give them junk, they will treat it like junk.” Small details mattered to Walt. They were what made Disney different. Even the smallest details matter. I don't think this is a small thing, and I'd argue that there aren't better things to spend money on. That sort of thinking (this isn't important, etc.) is how everyone else thinks. Disney parks are different and special. Or at least they are supposed to be.
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Jets DE Braiden McGregor tore his pec and now will be out for the season, per source.
The D’Amaro difference!
NEW: Walt Disney World is increasing prices on some single-day tickets and all Annual Passes, while multiday ticket prices and some Lightning Lane prices remain unchanged, all effective today. Here’s a look at the pre-tax changes:
The lowest-priced 1-day ticket remains $119. The peak 1-day ticket for holiday dates in Nov.-Dec. 2027 is now $229. That price currently applies only to Christmas Day and New Year’s Eve, up from the current maximum 1-day ticket price of $219. Multiday ticket prices at Walt Disney World are not increasing.
Annual Pass prices are increasing by $10-$120 depending on the pass type:
Pixie Dust: $499 (was $489)
Pirate: $909 (was $869)
Sorcerer: $1,139 (was $1,099)
Incredi-Pass: $1,749 (was $1,629)
Parking prices and Lightning Lane Multi Pass pricing are unchanged. Single Pass ceilings are increasing by $1-$3 depending on the attraction and date, while Premiere Pass ceilings are increasing by $50 on the highest-demand days across all four parks.
Disney CFO Hugh Johnston said at the Goldman Sachs Communacopia + Technology Conference on Sept. 9 that the company is “super sensitive” to keeping ticket prices relatively low during value periods “so that we can actually encourage those young families to come in.”
