SLProtoman

I'd be lying if I said that I'm glad it wasn't magic, but thank you to you and your colleagues for going through that training and for not making me feel like a shy, tongue-tied elementary schoolkid whenever I buy something nice for my girlfriend.

As a VS employee, did you ever have to go through some sort of training session that was geared towards making male shoppers more comfortable with shopping around in your stores? No matter what I do, I always feel shy when I'm walking into my local VS store to shop for my girlfriend (she LOVES your stuff, and my wallet has been suffering for it as a result), but the employees there always make me feel welcome and confident when shopping for her in the end. I swear its either your staff receive some sort of psychological training or its magic.

How dangerous is the Pirates of the Caribbean attraction? I remember reading it was shut down for a substantial amount of time because a guest was injured on it. My girlfriend and I were at Disney on the day it recently reopened and we were hoping to ride it later during the day, but then a bunch of cast members were cordoning it off and told us it was shut down again; they weren't sure when it'll reopen. It made both her and I reconsider even riding it ever again.

Edit: typos. Sorry, I'm on mobile!

How has the attitude within the industry been towards Travis Pastrana trying to break into NASCAR? Has there been indifference towards his presence, has he been looked down upon since his roots didn't start in stock car racing but extreme sports, or has most of the industry welcomed him into the sport?

What were the most difficult hurdles you guys faced when changing the game from its very first iteration to its current form? And were you guys surprised by the differing public opinions on the game's first form as a FPS?