tapedeck84

What was the most shocking or unusual thing you learned while working at Disney that the common person probably doesn't know?

When I was a teenager working at a haunted establishment for a number of years we used to try outdoing each other on how bad we would scare an individual. The ultimate compliment for us was for somebody to wet their pants. At the mine, what is considered the "holy grail" of reactions for scares and how many times have you accomplished it?

I worked on a haunted hayride one year and in the "grave yard" the actors decided to roll under the moving trailer and one of them didn't get out of the way of the wheel on time. Ended up with a punctured lung and was out for the rest of the year. While it is a fun job, it tends to attract some real idiots.

I do not currently do anything in politics. That is, I work in a completely different field and have never volunteered for a political campaign or anything. The most I have ever done is research candidates and issues before voting.

That said, do you think it is possible for somebody to run for office without being part of that process in the past?

If so, assuming I wanted to run for office at any level, what would you suggest for me to do in order to get started?

If not, do you think that is part of the problem with politics? In order to get involved you need to already be indoctrinated in how to play political games...

Why did you quit and what ate you doing now?