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[–]naic244 371 points372 points ago

This guy looks a lot like another security guard that was wandering the animal kingdom the last time I was there. He had a sign hanging off his notebook that said "no frown zone". My brother turned around after passing him with the biggest fake frown he could muster (eff da police). The guard started yelling after him, caught up, and gave him a lecture on the dangers of being a "frowny-pants". He then proceeded to walk my family to the front of the line on the next ride we were going to go on, and gave us fast pass tickets for a bunch of others.

TL;DR Disney World is pretty sweet.

Edit: Meant to say Disney World, in Orlando. My bad, guys!

[–]tikitessie 72 points73 points ago

This isn't true for all cast members, so take it with a grain of salt. For me personally whenever guests would go out of their way to interact with me and "personalize" their experience with cast, who are sometimes seen as little more than decor that answers the same 20 questions all day every day, I would do whatever I could to make sure they remember that experience. Whenever I was noticed and treated as a PERSON I would make some extra magic.

Your guard experience sounds like exactly the reason I wanted to work at the parks. Your brother is awesome.

[–]naic244 1 point2 points ago

I have the utmost respect for those who work to make others happy. Thanks!

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    [–]boxvader 5 points6 points ago

    The exact same thing happened to my cousin while we were at magic kingdom. The guard after talking about how bad it was to frown. Told him his punishment would be getting soaked on splash mountain. He proceeded to walk us to the front line of splash mountain.

    [–]mynickname86 5 points6 points ago

    Disney WORLD FTFY!

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    [–]tikitessie 2 points3 points ago

    FTFY means fixed that for you

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        [–]jevmorgan 546 points547 points ago

        I remember the first time I went to Disneyland (Last September, I was 26 at the time), I thought that all of the hype and "magic" of it was a bunch of bunk. I like Disney movies and theme parks as much as the next guy, but I didn't think it was going to be unbelievably great there, or anything.

        When I got there, some chemical went off in my brain and made me a complete kid again, and it WAS magical. People like this guy are part of why Disneyland is such a great place.

        [–]joehouin 172 points173 points ago

        Me and my wife have been together 12 years. We've gone to disney at least 7 times in that time. Usually for a week at a time. Some people think we are nuts but we just love being there.

        We are not the standard, obvious, pin collecting disney nutters so people are always still surprised when they find out. I think it's a large part of why we get along so well together. Deep down we are just very happy positive people and it's nice to take a break from reality.

        EDIT: also the food and wine festival at epcot is THE SHIT! go in early november. No crowds + cool weather + awesome food. That's magic.

        [–]Cruxette 39 points40 points ago

        I'd really, really love to visit Disney when a heat wave isn't going on. I'm Dutch, 30 celcius is considered really hot in my country and it was nearing 40 while we were waiting in a 1,5 hour line in the glaring sun. I seriously thought I was going to die. On the other hand, while we were in Epcot a major rainstorm passed over and it rained warm water. Splashing around in that is still one of my favourite childhood memories. Still, if I ever get to go again it'll be in November!

        [–]Frans-Willem 33 points34 points ago

        Fellow dutch here, I vividly remember my absolute amazement that rain could be warm and pleasant when I was in California. It's so much better than our regular dutch rain ;)

        [–]Cruxette 19 points20 points ago

        It really is! Our 'summer' so far would have been so much better if our rain was more Californian. Maybe if global warming hurries up a bit...

        [–]formidable_opponent 6 points7 points ago

        If it hurries up much faster California is going to get a lot smaller.

        [–]pigmonkeyandsuzi 5 points6 points ago

        not before the netherlands

        [–]ByJiminy 5 points6 points ago

        They're going to run out of fingers to plug the dikes.

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            [–]Onkelffs 1 point2 points ago

            ... so your country could be drenched with ocean shit

            [–]Krystaaaal 1 point2 points ago

            Then southern California will cease to exist...

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              [–]Icantevenhavemyname 10 points11 points ago

              TIL. Glad you guys enjoyed our water.

              [–]Cchrist 2 points3 points ago

              I'm also Dutch, I've never been to Disney or California for that matter :(

              [–]scribbling_des 1 point2 points ago

              This is amazing to me because where I live the rain is so rarely cold. (Louisiana)

              [–]Anthrobunny 2 points3 points ago

              I'm in California. I worked in Louisiana for a while. You guys do get a lot of warm rain. Also, I've never been so sweaty in my life as I was in Louisiana. Yeesh.

              In the summer, we get a couple of rainstorms like that here and there, but mostly we have no rain. The rain we get in the winter and spring is cold.

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                [–]UnKamenRider 11 points12 points ago

                It rains everyday in Orlando in summer. Go in February. The crowds are minimal, flights are cheap, weather is great. Cast members are usually way more attentive to you when there are fewer people, and interacting with them can be magic.

                [–]VGiselleH 5 points6 points ago

                Also Dutch with similar memories! As a kid we were staying at a Disney hotel when it started to rain, and I just put on my bathing suit and started running around outside like a maniac, because the warm rain was so awesome, a very happy memory for me. Not so happy memory is waiting in line for the Earthquake ride (Universal Studios) in such hot weather that I still associate that particular attraction with hate.

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                  [–]TheDrBrian 15 points16 points ago

                  Hell no. Go just before Halloween. We went about 4 days before and it was awesome being chased around the universal studios parks by guys with chainsaws. Being from the uk I've never been much into Halloween but the americans put some much effort into making it awesome and unforgettable.

                  [–]iplaytf2 10 points11 points ago

                  When I was a kid, I went to Epcot because my sister-in-law wanted to go. So, she, my two brothers, my cousin, and I all went. The three kids (me, my cousin, and my brother) complained the entire time because Epcot really isn't that fun for children. Our complaints made my sister-in-law have a real awful time, which I still feel terrible about to this day.

                  However, I have been back there since a couple of springs ago. I gotta say, Epcot might be the coolest place in all of Disney. There aren't many places that I know of where you can get drunk in 14 different countries in one night. And at the end of it all, there's a ridiculous fireworks show with a giant glowing globe in the middle of a lake. Absolutely baller.

                  [–]what_other_account 9 points10 points ago

                  We only live about 50 miles from Disneyland. I used to go all of the time and loved every minute of it. My fiancee has never went and she doesn't want to because she thinks it's just for kids. I keep telling her that once you step inside, you'll realize it's the best place in the world. She also mentioned that the only reason she will go is for our kids. That's all fine for me. I want my kids to enjoy it just as much as me.

                  The only reason why we're not going now is because I can't afford $90 per ticket and $200 for food for everyone (I could be exaggerating on the food cost).

                  [–]Zerbo 2 points3 points ago

                  As a southern Californian who has been to Disneyland numerous times, $200 in food for four people (two meals throughout the day plus snacks and drinks) is an entirely reasonable estimate. Perhaps even an under-exaggeration.

                  [–]what_other_account 3 points4 points ago

                  So, I would be spending a little more than $500 just to have a good day at Disneyland. I admit it's the best place on Earth, but it is damn expensive.

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                    [–]dirtyethel 18 points19 points ago

                    IT'S THE HAPPIEST PLACE ON EARTH!

                    i promised my kids from the time they were little that one day mommy would take them to disneyland. we were dirt poor. single mom - no child support. didn't have 2 pennies to rub together.

                    i finally took my daughter when she was 16 and my son when he was 21. LOL

                    we had a friggen blast!! best time ever! it was awesome, and i kept my word. :)

                    i'm now a little older, and have a little more cash kicking around, so i still manage to talk a friend into making the trip every couple years. just a very enjoyable little break from life.

                    [–]herestoshuttingup 2 points3 points ago

                    This made me tear up. I was obsessed with Disneyland as a kid and my mom always promised to take me, but could never afford it. I was 15 when I went for the first time and it was everything I'd always dreamed of, but my aunt and grandmother took me because my mom still couldn't afford to go. She stayed home.

                    I'm in my late twenties now and I was able to take my mom to disneyland three years ago or so...it was her first time there and it was totally magical for her. I will never forget the look on her face after Space Mountain, she looked like a little kid and said "that was SO COOL!"

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                      [–]Krystaaaal 5 points6 points ago

                      I'm a pin trading nutter...Disneyland is amazing. My annual pass is the best thing I've ever done. Going on a Wednesday during the fall is wonderful.

                      [–]ZBinx 3 points4 points ago

                      /puts away pin collection

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                      [–]UncleOscar 1 point2 points ago

                      I'm just gonna leave this here -- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QFkYly7Qr5w

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                        [–]monkeedude1212 68 points69 points ago

                        I've heard the process of getting a job there is actually quite difficult (lots of experience required) and that the pay is pretty decent compared to other parks. No doubt because Disneyland only wants the best so that it's known as the best theme park.

                        Another thing about Disneyland is that it tends to cater towards the out of the ordinary: If you have any allergies or dietary needs the staff will know EXACTLY what goes into what so that you don't have to worry. A large reason for this is because Disneyland is a huge destination for charities like the Make a Wish foundation; so they get kids with every disability under the sun coming through there; They make sure that shit is covered.

                        It's really one of the best places to visit because the people who work there approach it with the right attitude:

                        You work hard to take your vacation in Disneyland. So they're going to work hard while you're on vacation, making sure you have a good time, so that when they're on vacation, you can be hard working at letting them have a good time. Even if your job is in accounting, you make sure your city runs smoothly, they make sure the park runs smoothly.

                        [–]tardy4datardis 25 points26 points ago

                        actually alot of their work force is college students interning but i have to say our family splurged on a long 15 day stay on one of their resorts and in our entire time there every single time i spoke to someone they were always extremely happy, and when i went for a early morning walk the employees if they saw me would stop their golfcarts, offer me a bottle of water and ask me if i needed anything. Every time! even if they were in the middle of some chore or something. Nicest people ever, Their training has to be some of the best ever to get that level of commitment to the company ideals from everyone.

                        [–]THEjenkins 6 points7 points ago

                        I have to ask.... What do you do for 15 days at an amusement park?

                        [–]lanadelstingrey 14 points15 points ago

                        I could so spend two weeks at Disney World or Disneyland and not complain even a little bit.

                        [–]pieinthesky135 7 points8 points ago

                        Ride all the rides, man. 15 times

                        [–]KMartSheriff 4 points5 points ago

                        You could knock out 15 days easily at DisneyWorld. Calling it huge would be an understatement

                        [–]tardy4datardis 2 points3 points ago

                        well i think my dad went a bit overboard but both my parents were very poor when they were kids and never even dreampt of going to a place like disney themselves when they were children they sometimes went to bed hungry, so finally when they were adults with their own kids they spent to be honest 2 years saving to take us on that trip and they wanted to make it as awesome as possible. We stayed at the polynesian which is one of disneys' resorts so you can take their cool shuttle to and from the parks right from the hotel, you can also visit and participate in hotel activities at your resort or the other disney resorts again you can use that monorail to get to and from for free, most of the hotel activities are free. We had park hopper so we went to all the parks atleast twice, epcot like 4 times, there was a spa, one day we decided to pool hop and experience all 4 pools at our resort and then shuttle to the other ones and experience their pools etc They had different events at different parks on different days and the list goes on. There is alot to do there. We didn't go to the parks every day some days were fun hotel days my parents wanted us to have the complete experience and i'm really grateful it truly was an experience of a lifetime.

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                          [–]KopitarFan 19 points20 points ago

                          Former cast member here. It's not that hard to get a job at Disneyland. The park attracts mostly younger college-aged workers from the surrounding areas. Given this demographic, there is a lot of turnover. At any given time, there can be hundreds of job openings. That being said, if they are at a point where there are few job openings available, they made be a bit more picky.

                          Mostly what they are looking for are pleasant, responsible people. Most of the jobs don't require any experience, though it's not hard to believe that any experience you do have can only help. If you show up dressed nicely, can hold a decent conversation with your interviewer, and show that you're willing to work almost any shift at first, you'll most likely get hired.

                          [–]tikitessie 3 points4 points ago

                          Exactly this and omg your username made me squeal. Former Disney CM and Kings fan? Can we be best friends pls

                          [–]KopitarFan 3 points4 points ago

                          Yup!

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                            [–]Icantevenhavemyname 5 points6 points ago

                            Good stuff here.

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                              [–][deleted] 27 points28 points ago

                              This is so true. I was in Disneyland ONCE, when I was 18. I thought "Well, it's for kids, shouldn't be that great..." but upon entering it was this "woah"-effect. I dunno, you described it as a chemical that went off in the brain. It really is like that. It's such an unreal world in there and it's so...happy? Man, I loved it.

                              [–]gilbertsmith 26 points27 points ago

                              When you enter the park, they stamp your hand. They say it's so you can get back in if you have to leave, but really, the stamp is laced with chemicals.

                              [–]mango18 1 point2 points ago

                              Ahh, Pledge Lemon...

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                                [–]somedelightfulmoron 1 point2 points ago

                                Haha, went there when I was eighteen too. Even the "It's a Small World" ride had me smiling too. God, I want to go back to Disneyland, pronto!

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                                  [–]Drawtaru 18 points19 points ago

                                  I went on a Disney cruise two years ago (when I was 27) and my husband and I also thought it was going to be cheesy. However we got the cruise for free as a graduation present from my husband's sister, so of course we took it.

                                  IT.

                                  WAS.

                                  MAGICAL.

                                  It was so amazing, I can't even describe it. Even though we thought it would be mostly oriented towards kids (and it kind of mostly was), there was still tons of stuff for us to do. It was a 2-week cruise and when we got back, I was practically in a daze for almost a month. It was like I had seen in color and went back to a black-and-white world.

                                  Okay, maybe I'm being melodramatic, but yeah. If you ever have the chance to go on a Disney cruise, do it. It was well worth it.

                                  [–]shirleysparrow 1 point2 points ago

                                  It has never even occurred to me that I might enjoy a Disney cruise, but you are really selling it!

                                  [–]coin_return 2 points3 points ago

                                  We have been thinking of choosing a Disney cruise for our honeymoon. I had read that it has a lot of stuff geared for adults too (after all, the parents are the one paying for the thing!), and as we have no kids, I was concerned there might not be "enough" you know?

                                  You DO sell it well. :)

                                  [–]sepha 15 points16 points ago

                                  They own a proprietary psychotropic gas which is released in the park for employees and customers to consume. It's kind of like the opposite of joker venom.

                                  (This is a parody post please do not sue me Disney or DC Comics)

                                  [–]jceez 33 points34 points ago

                                  It's the little things that add up to make the magic. Like 6-flags is just rides and funnel cake. Disneyland... like even the lines for rides are themed and cool, the workers there are all cheery and nice... its those little details that makes it a "theme park" and not just a spot with some rides

                                  [–]funfungiguy 13 points14 points ago

                                  I remember going as a little kid with my little brothers and the first ride we took was the jungle safari thing and I was all, "meh". Then we went to the haunted house and there was ghosts flying all over the ceilings one of them was sitting in our little booth you ride in and he put his hand on my shoulder and I was like, "WHAT IN THE ACTUAL FUCK!!!" It was amazing!

                                  [–]badgrafxghost 10 points11 points ago

                                  Same here. I went for the first time when I was 28.... I was never a "Disney kid" growing up and really didn't care one way or the other about it, but the moment I walked through the gates I was 7yrs old and it was awesome!

                                  I went with a friend who ran the Jungle Cruise for several years while he was in college... he gave us the expert tour of the park and we were able to go to every single attraction. When we went to Mickey's house I was the guy with the long beard who was nearly 30 who was suddenly too scared and star-struck to say hi to Mickey Mouse, hah...

                                  It was probably the only day in almost 20 years that I've been able to truly get away from all the problems in the world and just enjoy myself completely with nothing getting in the way... definitely want to go back!

                                  [–]ucbluman 2 points3 points ago

                                  Seriously, what is it with that damn mouse? I couldn't care less about him on a day to day basis, but stepping into his house is like a surreal experience. He's like the embodiment of childish imagination and magic.

                                  [–]Ithinkthatsagiraffe 9 points10 points ago

                                  Thats the way I was at Harry Potter world. Oh, boy, here come the waterworks..

                                  [–]Radyance 13 points14 points ago

                                  I had a similar experience. Went for the first time when I was 26 as well. I walked into Disneyworld, saw the Cinderella castle, and lost it. I had not idea I would have that type of a reaction. I knew I would enjoy it, but good god, I scared my self with how excited I was.

                                  [–]moarroidsplz 2 points3 points ago

                                  Main street is fuckin awesome.

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                                    [–]possiblyhysterical 5 points6 points ago

                                    Honestly I think it's an appreciation for the sheer amount of work and dedication that goes into making Disneyland look so fantastic. When I was a little kid I didn't pay attention to all the little details that really made the experience magical, but now I do. I can also appreciate the parades and such a lot better knowing how hard the people worked to learn the routines so perfectly to the music.

                                    [–]hooplah 12 points13 points ago

                                    There was a jolly time in my life where I went to Disneyland every Friday. Every Friday.

                                    My life has been considerably darker since that era ended.

                                    [–]7a50n 7 points8 points ago

                                    I've lived in the attractions area of Florida most of my life. It's funny what proximity, heat, and crowds do to magic.

                                    [–]Killahbeez 3 points4 points ago

                                    Does Disneyland sell seasons passes?!

                                    edit: nvm... florida doesnt have "seasons" so much as perpetual summer (as far as I'm concerned, as a Canadian)... do they sell yearly passes?!

                                    [–]minecraft_ece 3 points4 points ago

                                    You can get yearly passes. They're around $650 each. IF you're a california or florida resident, you can get them cheaper. Only worth it if you're going to spend more than 2 weeks total at the parks.

                                    [–]CapWasRight 2 points3 points ago

                                    Disneyland = California

                                    Disney World = Florida

                                    But yes, I believe they both offer annual passes.

                                    [–]thekilljoy 3 points4 points ago

                                    Disney family here; about 6-7 of my family members and twice as many friends have or still do work for disney, all of them started at the Disneyland park.

                                    There's a legit magic there, something done just right about every detail. I practically lived in that park (we went twice a month or more for the first 15 years of my life), knew the staff side pretty well due to family and friends, our position as a shareholder family.. it's still an amazing place that turns me in to a puddle of nostalgic childhood glee every time I make it out there for a day or so roaming the place.

                                    And it's definitely that park because DisneyWorld, for all the awesome it has, just doesn't have the same connection to people.

                                    [–]Sajun 2 points3 points ago

                                    I'm with ya on Disneyworld. Having been to Disneyland (Anaheim), Disneyland Paris, and Disneyworld (Orlando)... Disneyland is the best. It's a more condensed experience, and you can do both parks in one day if you know what you're doing. The park maintenance at Disneyland is a lot better, I found the staff to be nicer than in Florida, and definitely better than in Paris. The staff in general do whacky things like try to act like the ride is spooky or act extra giddy... or over the top giddy for laughs, in Disneyland. Rarely had that happen in Disneyworld and never had it happen in Paris.

                                    The only thing that truly makes DisneyWorld awesome is the Animal Kingdom park. The alchol at Epcot is pretty awesome too. Learning about countries via their alcohol is awesome. Also chit-chatting with foreigners (who work in the park) about how shitty or great a ride is that supposedly represents their country is awesome.

                                    Lastly, there are waterparks in Disneyworld that do not exist in either Paris or Disneyland. I found myself liking these, but also disliking them at the same time. The rides are fun, but the lines are really long. On top of that while waiting in the line, you end up burning the ever living shit out of your feet because they don't uniformly run water all over the sidewalks. So you have really awesome cool zones that everyone hogs because they don't want to burn their feet, and then burning magma hot cement elsewhere. Not a fun experience, IMO.

                                    Lastly, but not leastly... The people in Anaheim are just more attractive. You're welcome to disagree with me on this one, but I think I saw two 10s my whole 2 week stay in DisneyWorld. 10s are pretty common in Anaheim. And hit and miss in Paris.

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                                      [–]UnKamenRider 1 point2 points ago

                                      They put pheromones in the fake popcorn smell they pump throughout main st.

                                      I'm actually kidding. They work really hard to make you feel like a little kid.

                                      [–]onebadace 1 point2 points ago

                                      I went to Disneyland when I was little and got a terrible migraine. I'm laying on a bench, my head in my grandmas lap, just out of it. Roger Rabbit (which I don't think is Disney, so maybe one of the chipmunks from Rescuers down under? I'll have to pull up the VHS! For now, it's Roger Rabbit, cause that movie is legit) comes up to me and sits down. Eventually Roger Rabbit starts trying to cheer me up, rubbing my head (which felt awesome, although sounds creepy), and my grandma and mom were telling them how I was sick, etc. For roughly twenty minutes, Roger Rabbit stayed by my side. Afterward, I was coaxed into watching the Lion King parade which was loud, so I stayed off on the bench. Roger Rabbit takes off and comes back with some hot Cheetah looking girl with a tambourine. She hands me the tambourine and I start jamming away. A smile has been achieved! They dance with me and I hug them both as they run off. I'll never forget it.

                                      On a side note, when I saw Aladdin I chased him down and tried to get his autograph, but he bailed and went after these older girls... Whatever, he's a street rat.

                                      Also, when I went recently, they have areas designated to meet characters which is FINE I guess, but I loved going and seeing a random Disney character just running around. I don't go often so maybe it still occurs, but not when I went recently (2012).

                                      TL;DR - The magic kingdom delivered some real Magic!

                                      [–]leftcoast-usa 1 point2 points ago

                                      I know exactly how you feel. I was also surprised; I had heard bad things about it from my younger days, long ago; I think from people who probably deserved whatever they got. When I finally went, I had to admit, it is magical.

                                      [–]RashaGirl 1 point2 points ago

                                      And that lights show that they have by the castle at night...the moment I hear those old Disney songs, especially wish upon a star, I just start to cry from happiness. It's absolutely breathtaking.

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                                        [–]Soopernole 60 points61 points ago

                                        Just got home from Disney World. My 5yo Daughter dressed as a princess because she wanted to. All day she was greeted as princess Merida with flourishes and bows. She had a constant smile. I have rarely been as happy in my life as I was watching her have a wonderful day. She is still at an age where the world is a magical place. She told my wife that it was a dream come true. The realities of life will be here soon enough. From my heart, thank you to every person working at the Magic Kingdom and the Wilderness Lodge who took the time and effort to make a perfect day for a little girl.

                                        [–]Apollyna 20 points21 points ago

                                        oh hey don't mind me guys

                                        [–]cafe_bustello 2 points3 points ago

                                        THEY HAVE MERIDA COSTUMES NOW?

                                        I wish I was 5.

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                                          [–]TooNu 251 points252 points ago

                                          I think that this guy is really delivering the whole Disney experience with such a simple gesture. It would make such a difference to that princess's entire Disney holiday.

                                          Even for such a small fraction of her time alive as a child she IS a princess and it's not that guys job to provide it but he thought it was a good idea, it is a good idea and he gets it. Kids should be allowed to be kids and he gets that.

                                          Thanks for sharing this.

                                          [–]StupidButSerious 54 points55 points ago

                                          I... I've... got something in my eyes.

                                          [–]CaioNintendo 2 points3 points ago

                                          As a former cast member I can tell you that it is actually part of his job to "go above and beyond" (one of the cast member basics) and make this kind of Magical Moments happen!

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                                            [–]LunaticMalk 83 points84 points ago

                                            As someone who's worked at the Disney parks before, I can say it is an absolute joy to properly bow and greet all of the "little princesses" that roam the park - and their parents get a kick out of it too. The more formal the greeting, the better.

                                            [–]lawyerwench 31 points32 points ago

                                            First time we went to WDW my son was 3. There is an animatronic Buzz Lightyear just before you get on the Space Ranger Spin ride. Buzz asks very general questions like "are you ready, Space Rangers?" My son thought it was THE Buzz. The cast members were great, they let us step out of line so he could have a conversation with Buzz. (it was early February and nearly empty at the park).

                                            We went again this year. A little boy asked his mom if that was the real Buzz. Before she could say anything, my son (now 9 and fully in the know) turned to him and said, "absolutely."

                                            [–]geminixo 3 points4 points ago

                                            You have a budding cast member in the works there. Your son sounds like a wonderful person!

                                            [–]retroshark 2 points3 points ago

                                            your son is awesome!

                                            [–]GrizzledBastard 83 points84 points ago

                                            Cool. I'm gonna dress like a princess and see if anyone does this to me.

                                            [–]Combustibutt 81 points82 points ago

                                            This comment paired with your username has given me a fairly hilarious mental picture.

                                            [–]sommergirl 18 points19 points ago

                                            I don't even know why I started drawing this anymore

                                            [–]GrizzledBastard 2 points3 points ago

                                            Thats hilarious and surprisingly accurate. We don't know eachother do we?

                                            [–]jasonhuber 18 points19 points ago

                                            Adults are not allowed in costume (there was an AMA about it last month).

                                            [–]Confuscation 3 points4 points ago

                                            Ok now I'm interested. I don't really want to try and use the Reddit search; is there a link you could possibly give me?

                                            [–]halibuthero 2 points3 points ago

                                            Reddit search, shurgs

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                                                [–]LouisWinthorpIII 63 points64 points ago

                                                A heart of gold.

                                                [–]aKiDnamedMowgli 52 points53 points ago

                                                This guy, I want to be like him one day

                                                [–]StupidButSerious 38 points39 points ago

                                                Better start your potato and beer diet now.

                                                [–]orsoscroot 13 points14 points ago

                                                Is....is it ok if it's a whiskey and sausage diet? Because that diet fucking rules.

                                                [–][deleted] 6 points7 points ago

                                                There has to be some potato mixed in or your entire diet is just ruined!

                                                [–]Quakerlock 2 points3 points ago

                                                Can we do potatoes, beer, whiskey AND sausage?

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                                                  [–]teefletch 24 points25 points ago

                                                  what an awesome job to retire to.

                                                  [–]THANE_OF_ANN_ARBOR 796 points797 points ago

                                                  That's adorable, but I'm sure that at least one person has accused the guard of being a pedophile.

                                                  [–]Excentinel 508 points509 points ago

                                                  I'd wager he gets accused of that regularly.

                                                  And that makes me a sad panda.

                                                  [–]red321red321 141 points142 points ago

                                                  i guess that makes him sexual harassment panda

                                                  [–]Jeroknite 94 points95 points ago

                                                  This isn't really related, but I like to sexually harass pandas.

                                                  [–]LovePony1000 60 points61 points ago

                                                  Those endangered prudes could use some warming up.

                                                  [–]ctusk423 3 points4 points ago

                                                  When one little panda sticks his furry little wiener in another panda's ear that makes me a saddddd pandaa.

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                                                      [–]hatesinsomnia 14 points15 points ago

                                                      "Thou shalt not think that any male over the age of 30, that plays with a child that is not their own is a pedophile. Some people are just nice." -Scroobius Pip

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                                                        [–]russianpunkin[S] 254 points255 points ago

                                                        That's the sad thing about our nation. People are so afraid to do anything for others in fear of it being misconstrued as a life act or on fear of being sued for it :(

                                                        [–]tikitessie 87 points88 points ago

                                                        I used to work at Disneyland, and went into the parks regularly with fellow cast members to enjoy attractions and the amazing steak gumbo bread bowls.

                                                        Once time my friend/coworker and I (both females) got gumbo and couldn't find a place to sit and eat. A dad and his two kids had a couple spare seats at their table and he very kindly offered to let us sit. We all chatted lightheartedly, enjoying our meals and the break from lots of walking. The kids very enthusiastically told us how awesome everything was and how much fun they were having on vacation.

                                                        My friend and I did not reveal we were CMs, but did say we were at the parks ALL the time. Didn't want to risk the conversation drifting into potential magic-ruining territory for the kids' sakes.

                                                        Suddenly a rather cranky looking woman storms up and pulls the dad aside. She looks extremely displeased and will not look at me or my friend. I am still under the impression that she disapproved of his inviting us to sit with them. He was nothing but polite and the lids did most of the talking anyway. He apologized, looked a little uncomfortable, we wished each well and many more magical memories, and they all left.

                                                        It was our job to strike up conversation with guests, so talking to families and kids is very natural for us. To this day whenever I go to the parks people still ask me questions and strike up conversation. I haven't been a CM for years, but I am very friendly and approachable. Unfortunately this particular woman decided we were a threat, or something.

                                                        TL;DR: I was an unwitting homewrecker at Disneyland

                                                        Edit: CM= cast member; employee of Disney

                                                        The angry lady was the guy's wife, sorry for not clarifying

                                                        [–]zoonkers 78 points79 points ago

                                                        Read this too quickly and trying to tease out what CM stood for all I could come up with was child molester. Now all I need is shittywatercolor to put to paper this hilarious image of a nice, naive, unsuspected CM at disney world that's stuck in my head.

                                                        [–]themanfromreddit 23 points24 points ago

                                                        CM = cookie monster. Don't let her tell you otherwise. She's a cookie monster.

                                                        [–]tikitessie 2 points3 points ago

                                                        I may actually be a cookie monster, but don't own up to anything.

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                                                          [–]yellowacre 13 points14 points ago

                                                          upvote for you. having known CM stood for cast member, reading over the comment again with your definition of CM...hilarity.

                                                          [–]Dances_With_Labias 3 points4 points ago

                                                          I thought the same exact thing when I read "CM", then went back and read "cast member", first place my brain went was that it was slang for "child molester", having the same initials. When reading they came for "the attractions", I just thought, "you sick fuck".

                                                          I guess our minds do tend to jump to conclusions.

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                                                              [–]jwdjr2004 99 points100 points ago

                                                              i was actually thinking about this today too. old TSA dude at the airport was talking to some little girl about her upcoming trip to disneyworld (thereby making me late by about 35 seconds). First place my mind went was that he's probably a pedo, then i felt bad.

                                                              [–]DerpyWhale 60 points61 points ago

                                                              We've all done it, but the first step to recovery is admittance

                                                              [–]VincetheMadMan 33 points34 points ago

                                                              ....not sure if pedo or pedo accuser.

                                                              [–]Wiremaster 4 points5 points ago

                                                              ... yes?

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                                                                  [–]fireboats 26 points27 points ago

                                                                  I blame pedophiles.

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                                                                  [–]skraptastic 36 points37 points ago

                                                                  Upvote for making me laugh then feel bad.

                                                                  [–]Parthide 19 points20 points ago

                                                                  It's ok because you felt bad afterwards.

                                                                  [–]black_metal_dog 4 points5 points ago

                                                                  Is bad some kid's name, or...?

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                                                                        [–]tombazza 5 points6 points ago

                                                                        Not just you guys, pretty sure this is the general idea everywhere nowadays!

                                                                        [–]jms3r 3 points4 points ago

                                                                        and then you find out that he was actually a pedophile and you lose hope in humanity

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                                                                          [–]Nekomii 19 points20 points ago

                                                                          I doubt it actually. I've been to the Disney parks numerous times and a lot of employees are like this. Because of the fact the people are at a Disney park they're always really welcome to people randomly walking up to their children as long as its not just another visitor. It's kind of one of those "Magical" aspects of the parks, that even the guy that walks around picking up garbage makes a kid have a great time.

                                                                          [–]Lecard 33 points34 points ago

                                                                          Honestly, people really don't act odd when you are nice and playful towards their children in Disney.

                                                                          So long as you have the actual Disney nametag on.

                                                                          [–]2-24 65 points66 points ago

                                                                          I'm afraid to interact with children because I assume someone will accuse me of being a pedophile. I feel being brown and large does not help my case.

                                                                          ALTHOUGH. At the airport, I was watching Adventure Time on my laptop while waiting for the check-in stations to open. A little kid ran over and started watching with me. I froze. I didn't know what I could do to convince everyone that I was not about to molest him, so I just tried my best to focus on the cartoons and pretend he wasn't even there. He spoke some jibberjabber that might have been French and then his mom yelled at him until he left me alone. Maybe she was yelling because she thought I'd kidnap him and run off. In her defense, I was going to stuff him into my suitcase after the episode ended.

                                                                          [–]suddenly_mozzarella 13 points14 points ago

                                                                          Upvote for honesty.

                                                                          [–]jimbro2k 6 points7 points ago

                                                                          I often stuff kids into my suitcase at the airport, but I'm certainly not a pedophile. I'm just a businessman who makes money selling human organs.

                                                                          [–]zersch 7 points8 points ago

                                                                          Sir I would like to let you know that I am large and white and feel/would have reacted the same way. It's not the color of your skin. Anytime someone's special butterfly marches by I'm afraid I'm going to be assaulted by parents for breathing the air in the same room.

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                                                                            [–]fairy_fingers 15 points16 points ago

                                                                            As someone who spent two years studying and working with pedophiles, child molesters, and child pornography offenders, this saddens me greatly.

                                                                            When you're so worried about a potential threat that you fail to discriminate rationally between safe and unsafe situations and people, you've failed your child. These parents need to educate themselves about who the real "monsters" are, where they are lurking, and how to protect your child - not shelter them from human male contact and cast a suspicious eye on completely innocent and loving strangers. They've ironically lost total sight of the real danger.

                                                                            [–]imstartingover 19 points20 points ago

                                                                            thou shall not think any male over the age of thirty that plays with a child that is not their own is a pedofile, some people are just nice

                                                                            [–]LeeENTfield 11 points12 points ago

                                                                            As a photojournalist I get weird looks sometimes if I'm photographing kids. I know one guy who was photographing kids playing at a park ( the kids knew and were ok with it) and that night the cops showed up to his place trying to arrest him.

                                                                            [–]Hepcat10 18 points19 points ago

                                                                            I would think you're right. But imagine if he were not wearing that uniform. He'd probably be escorted out.

                                                                            [–]Energy_Turtle 32 points33 points ago

                                                                            This only makes sense. Some random person there should be more focused on their own vacation than going around collecting signatures from children. A security guard, we assume, has passed background checks and he's not there on vacation. I wouldn't care if a guard did this to my daughter, and I probably wouldn't care if a stranger did it. But if this man turns his vacation into going through the park alone and confronting little girls in princess costumes, it's a little shady.

                                                                            [–]sufrt 7 points8 points ago

                                                                            no shit

                                                                            why is that a problem

                                                                            [–]theorys 5 points6 points ago

                                                                            No, I think that's just the reddit paranoia talking....

                                                                            [–][deleted] 2 points3 points ago

                                                                            relevant: http://youtu.be/4KyMhpzNNlM?t=9s

                                                                            [–]leaffall 1 point2 points ago

                                                                            You just ruined my happiness on seeing that picture =(

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                                                                              [–]daniruth 10 points11 points ago

                                                                              This is why I love and miss Disneyland so much. I need to move back to Cali.

                                                                              [–]victorius21 11 points12 points ago

                                                                              My dad once saw a little girl dressed up as super woman on the street. He stops, look at her and says out loud: "Oh my god! Superwoman! It's you!" Her eyes just shine and the biggest smile comes up. One of the greatest smiles I ever saw. Pure happiness. She then says "How do you know it's me???" He says "You are wearing your uniform!" She looks down and says "Oh yeah! That's right!"

                                                                              She was the Superwoman.

                                                                              [–]hawks006 19 points20 points ago

                                                                              On a depressing news day, this is amazing to see. So adorable.

                                                                              [–]WookieeSlappa 19 points20 points ago

                                                                              This man has life right. It's not about money or a 9-5 that pays 7 digits. He makes people smile and lives in a beautiful place and probably has a loving family. KEEP ON TRUCKING SECURITY MAN!

                                                                              [–]gatsbygirl93 49 points50 points ago

                                                                              This made me tear up. So sweet.

                                                                              [–]woonzee 9 points10 points ago

                                                                              I'm a former cast member and I'm glad that some people actually do this. We're encouraged by upper management to ask children for their "autographs" but not a lot of people follow through with it. Especially enough to have an entire autograph book filled out.

                                                                              [–]Poontickle 7 points8 points ago

                                                                              People like this guy give me hope for humanity. It's the small things people remember.

                                                                              [–]ThatsRightPrimeSelec 12 points13 points ago

                                                                              I used to work as a Main Entrance host at Disneyland. I was surprised at how many former retirees were working there full time - just to keep busy - and because they genuinely enjoyed being part of the "magic" of Disney.

                                                                              Since I worked front gate, we worked with the security guards a lot. Many of them were former military and former law enforcement and were SUPER nice guys.

                                                                              [–]Handout 4 points5 points ago

                                                                              He used to be in transportation.. I often rode his boat from DTD to OKW and he always did this with the princesses and pirates. It was actually him that told me about prop control, where cast members could get souvenirs and other park and resort stuff for crazy cheap. I haven't seen him in a while, though, and wondered where he went. I guess he's a security guard now. :)

                                                                              [–]del3 5 points6 points ago

                                                                              Excuuuuse me, Princess!

                                                                              [–]tabbk99 5 points6 points ago

                                                                              If you've been to Disney or Disney World this kind of thing isn't creepy. The parents pay a lot of money sometimes to get the kids dressed up like princesses and it makes the kids really happy when someone mistakes them for a disney princess. DW is one of the few places where people seem way less on edge.

                                                                              [–]Bawbagius 4 points5 points ago

                                                                              A small act of kindness that will stay with that little princess for a long time. What a guy, I'd have to shake his hand.

                                                                              [–]stijnas 2 points3 points ago

                                                                              A few manly tears of happiness were shed.

                                                                              [–]datsyukian 5 points6 points ago

                                                                              TIL there are a lot of Disney employees on Reddit.

                                                                              [–]Num1bamf 10 points11 points ago

                                                                              People like this are what makes this planet amazing to live on, doing the little things is what matters.

                                                                              [–]TheHFIC 3 points4 points ago

                                                                              T minus 2 days before this image is spammed by those Facebook "Like" pages.

                                                                              [–]infamous_jamie 2 points3 points ago

                                                                              Let's not get hasty, it had to make the rounds on Tumblr first!

                                                                              [–]meimarrissa 4 points5 points ago

                                                                              How adorable! Every girl should be able to feel like a princess :)

                                                                              [–]OneEyedB 7 points8 points ago

                                                                              What a VERY sweet picture.

                                                                              [–]jasonhuber 6 points7 points ago

                                                                              As a dad of two little princesses I can attest that they love being called princess anytime they are wearing the dress. This would be just awesome for it to happen at Disneyland, although all the staff do refer to girls in princess dresses as Princess in my experience.

                                                                              When at Disney Parks, if you see a little girl dressed as a princess, address her as such. Make her day.

                                                                              [–]snakehag 19 points20 points ago

                                                                              Shut up and take the vote...

                                                                              [–]poundpoundpound 3 points4 points ago

                                                                              On a day like this, we need to be reminded that humans are capable of good as well as evil. Also, awwwwwwwww.

                                                                              [–]HostileIguana 5 points6 points ago

                                                                              Props to him for making that little girl's day, and who knows how many others.

                                                                              [–]baay96 7 points8 points ago

                                                                              All I can say is 'awwww'

                                                                              [–]tekashr 2 points3 points ago

                                                                              Thats pretty nice of him! Huge karma points

                                                                              [–]Nrthstar 2 points3 points ago

                                                                              I shed a tear.

                                                                              [–]nicknation 2 points3 points ago

                                                                              I'm just turned 31 & my wife is 30. We live in downtown Orlando, FL. We have Disney World annual passes and go there almost every weekend. It never gets old.

                                                                              [–]dangerjoe 2 points3 points ago

                                                                              This guy is fucking awesome. End of story.

                                                                              [–]MackDeeZee 2 points3 points ago

                                                                              That is so cute, if Disney land and meeting princesses didn't make a little girl feel happy enough, giving her autograph would HAVE to make her day. If anyone calls him a pedophile or a creep, they must not know what the terms mean. He is a security guard who wants to make a child's experience at Disney land so much better. Respect.

                                                                              [–]vheissu417 2 points3 points ago

                                                                              quick relatable story: had a business class with this guy, we got the opportunity to go to universal studios as a "mystery shopper" ride some rides, and rate guest service. one of the guys that went was a guy in his mid to late 50's. well universal set him up to "mystery shop" in the kids area, he had to ride all the kids rides like "one fish two fish" needless to say he told us he got tons of looks from parents as he was by himself in an area, filled with kids under the age of ten.

                                                                              [–]UnoriginalMike 2 points3 points ago

                                                                              This kind of thing is what sets Disney parks above the rest.

                                                                              [–]spc1979 2 points3 points ago

                                                                              Throughout all the terrible moments in life, sometimes something really simple makes you crack a smile and you remember why life is great.

                                                                              [–]drivec 2 points3 points ago

                                                                              I'm not one who cares much about seeing humans in r/aww, but this picture made me happy.

                                                                              [–]ktshe 2 points3 points ago

                                                                              I swear EVERY DISNEY WORKERS are so damn nice (okay, maybe not all, but the one I've encountered with). One time I was waiting for my boyfriend from the restroom. This old man that works from inside one of those stores in Disneyland came towards me and said, "You look like you're having a good time here at Disneyland! Here have a Celebration pin. You can celebrate Disneyland, and I can celebrate making happy people smile even more" I almost cried and I said thanks like a little girl. I'm 34 years old.

                                                                              [–][deleted] 2 points3 points ago

                                                                              this is so awesome. thanks for posting.

                                                                              [–]hitchcocklikedblonds 2 points3 points ago

                                                                              I've been to Disney World over 20 times (my grandparents lived nearby). My mom and I would drive down from South Carolina and spend the day. It was always amazing.

                                                                              When I got a little older and my parents had more money mom, dad and I would go down and stay in a resort. Amazing.

                                                                              Then my little brother was born and it was like it was brand new again.

                                                                              One of my best childhood memories is leaving Disney in the middle of an epic rain storm. Mom and I got soaked running out to the car. Mom put me in the car and got dry clothes from the trunk and a cooler full of sandwich makings. We changed clothes and then sat in the car eating turkey sandwiches and talking for 2 hours. It's one of those memories that doesn't seem like much but has a huge impact.

                                                                              [–]is45toooldforreddit 11 points12 points ago

                                                                              Faith in humanity +1

                                                                              [–]counterspell 5 points6 points ago

                                                                              That totally just made me tear up. Love it.

                                                                              [–]input_cords 20 points21 points ago

                                                                              FWD:FWD:FWD:FWD:FWD:FWD: Too cute!

                                                                              [–]Sane333 8 points9 points ago

                                                                              Good Guy Security Guard

                                                                              [–]universal_straw 2 points3 points ago

                                                                              That is by far one of the sweetest things I've ever seen.

                                                                              [–]laserhandsmary 3 points4 points ago

                                                                              best thing ive seen all day. this man is great.

                                                                              [–]lurveloaveluff 5 points6 points ago

                                                                              I may or may not be crying now.

                                                                              [–]FountainsOfFluids 1 point2 points ago

                                                                              Thanks for this! I need to close my browser right now so that I can end my day on a positive note.

                                                                              [–]catlikefury 1 point2 points ago

                                                                              I think if this happened to me, at the age I am now, I think I would cry from happiness.

                                                                              [–]Koldfuzion 1 point2 points ago

                                                                              Grad Night '05! That was probably the coolest trip to Disneyland I'd ever been to. They opened the park the whole night to just high school seniors. Was sooo much fun. I still go to Disneyland once every few months with my gf. We both love it.

                                                                              Plus the newly renovated Star Tours ride has like 54 different iterations. That is reason enough to go back.

                                                                              [–]ErikDr8ven 1 point2 points ago

                                                                              This kind of shit is melting my heart.... STOP IT!!

                                                                              [–]kalimashookdeday 1 point2 points ago

                                                                              This made me happy.

                                                                              [–]tokyokyoko 1 point2 points ago

                                                                              I check Aww every day, and this is the first post to get a sincere, audible "AWWW" from me.

                                                                              [–]MagicPickleFairy 1 point2 points ago

                                                                              Why, of course he would ask little girls for their autographs, all little girls are princesses.

                                                                              [–]thefence_ 1 point2 points ago

                                                                              The employees at Disneyland are some of the few humans left that give me hope for the future.

                                                                              [–]chunk_le_funk 1 point2 points ago

                                                                              We went to Disney World this past Christmas break. My daughters didn't have the standard "Disney Princess" dresses with the characters, but something you might find at a Ren fair. Most of the employees kept saying, " Hey there princess", "Excuse me princess". It made them feel special. When we went to the Hollywood theme park of Disney, they tried to get them in a set or production, but the girls were running late for their lunch with the Disney Princesses. All I can say is that they made a 5yr and 8 yr old girl very happy. Disney does it right and it was well worth it.

                                                                              [–]garbageeater 1 point2 points ago

                                                                              Reminds me of this touching Disney story

                                                                              [–]chewieconcarne 1 point2 points ago

                                                                              I was fortunate enough to have parents that loved to and could afford to take my two sisters and I all over the country and other parts of the world. Aside from Yellowstone Disney world is my favorite place to be. The kid in me goes nuts. The geek in me wants to dissect every ride and live in Epcot. I've been so many times as a kid I lost count.

                                                                              So naturally when my wife and I married we honeymoooned there for two weeks and went to universal and sea world too.

                                                                              Now we have two kids and I keep pushing to go..fuck waiting for them to be older I know they will enjoy it now!

                                                                              [–]StarmanRJK 1 point2 points ago

                                                                              I'm really glad people like this still exist

                                                                              [–]supermallory 1 point2 points ago

                                                                              Good for this guy. I'm sure asking that little girl for her autograph absolutely made her day.

                                                                              [–]TheSmarach 1 point2 points ago

                                                                              Now this is content that truly makes me "awww". Pictures of juvenile animals are overrated.

                                                                              [–]InsertMostCleverName 1 point2 points ago

                                                                              I was on the fence about taking my kid to Disneyland this weekend. This post helped make my decision!

                                                                              [–]asaphelpschicago 1 point2 points ago

                                                                              Faith in humanity restored.

                                                                              [–]ScoobehDoo 1 point2 points ago

                                                                              I miss Disney so much! I wish I could relive every single time I have gone there. I sometimes watch the shows where it shows the attractions at Disney with that dude that has that cool voice all like "Meet Cinderella at Disney's Magic Kingdom!". They remind me of when I would be at the hotel and there was always a channel that would show tours of the biggest attractions through the Disney park. Their little jingle said "zippity do dah zippity day more disney fun is on the way!". Recently they don't show that and it shows a woman going around on different rides like Summit Plummet. I miss all this so much, I miss being a kid and everything was 100x more exciting when I was little. Going into gift shops was like walking into a goldmine!

                                                                              [–]CupcakeBreath 1 point2 points ago

                                                                              ok...my heart just melted.

                                                                              [–]cowpower 1 point2 points ago

                                                                              AWW! thats just the sweetest

                                                                              [–]Heathlynn99 1 point2 points ago

                                                                              I'm not a sucker for sappy stories but that was a beautiful story. That little girl will remember that for many years to come =)

                                                                              [–]thequesogrande 1 point2 points ago

                                                                              This man is the best kind of man.

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