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Disney & The Mind and Body
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Nov 18, 2022
On today's episode, it's Disney for the mind and body. Have you run a Disney race? Can Disney teach humility and morals? We discuss! #disney #rundisney #disneymovies #disneymorals All interviews are for informational purposes only and are educational in nature. Any health advice discussed in this show/podcast is not intended to treat disease and should be discussed with your doctor prior to implementing. Check out the AlteredUniverseLive store to pick up some cool swag: https://www.altereduniverse.live/shop Don't forget to download a free copy of our eBook "Finding Your Passion": https://www.mindingyourmentalhealth.com 📌 Subscribe to Caren's Channel: https://YouTube.com/cgmusc 📌 Subscribe to Rob's Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@officialrobglasser Watch all shows on Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3VStXU3 Follow Caren on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/carenglasserlive Follow Caren on Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/carenglasser
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So today we're doing Disney related to
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the physical body and the mental mind
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that's kind of a double positive but you
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know average time is something clever
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um all right so have you heard of run
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Disney until I told you about this I
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have no idea what rendezi was so all
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right so this kind of came through via
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Victoria because she we know she does
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the uh she's actually going back there
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next week for another vacation because
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she can uh but she was telling me about
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some of the stuff that happened so I
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came across the Run Disney website
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rundisney.com that we put up and what it
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is is literally that it's an ability to
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run through the park dressed up as your
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favorite characters and you get some
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cool stuff while you go so if you go to
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the uh website the next one is going to
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happen in 2024.
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you run through the different story
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lands of the theme park you can win
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medals meet your favorite characters and
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also have those photo moments as well
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and of course the legendaries is Disney
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service that you get from Disneyland now
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you point out to me on the website the
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other day that next year there's a
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surprise
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2023 weekend
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and I don't know if I can click on the
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link there but it looks like the theme
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for that is cars Monsters Inc and Toy
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Story depending on the kilometers you
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want to run so what they're doing is if
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you do five I believe it's cars 10
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Monsters Inc 15 Toy Story and my guess
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is it's just how far you're gonna run
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around the park are they actually
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running around in the park
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um let's see right outside of the Park
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yeah through Disney Parks all over the
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world wow
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um they joke they say you'll go under
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the sea through the Enchanted Castle and
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much much more
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um
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it's an interesting thing so obviously
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this is not really something it's easier
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to go to do it but I brought it up for
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the point of
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what other places can I think of which
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is none that have combined physical
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exercise with with uh fun now the other
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thing that they do and I actually got
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this from Victoria as well is some of
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the hotels have yoga walking and
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exercise programs for the guests who are
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staying so if you go to like Aulani
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which is in Hawaii if you go to some of
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the ones over in California and the ones
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in Florida and you're a guest at the
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hotel next door they actually have
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programs that if you get up I think it's
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seven or eight in the morning and they
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have professional trainers and exercise
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people that will work out in the park
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before the Park's open so you literally
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go into the park there's a whole setup
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you can either do like I said yoga you
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can do whatever and you get to do a
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whole session with these personal
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trainers interesting I don't know of any
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other
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theme park per se that really does that
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and I'm wondering you know and again
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it's good and bad of Disney but I do
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have to give them a Plus on this side
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because very few times do you see a for
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all purposes kids company actually have
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something for the older crowd which in
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this case is working out because what
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you know what five-year-old wants to
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work out so this really is I think
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portion towards you know maybe teams to
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adults what do you think I don't know I
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mean do you think they're giving
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um other options on how to enjoy the
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park you know with I don't know what La
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what the lines are like right now if
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people have all gone back but it's
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interesting
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um that that it's they're gonna have
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them run through the park and and wear
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costumes it's certainly engaging there's
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I mean it's very engaging and I'm
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rooting out you can actually do it
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virtually still as well so let's say you
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have a treadmill at home or you have
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whatever
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you can actually sign up they'll send
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you your little you know tag that you
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put on your shirt like a runner they'll
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give you a medal and you can actually do
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it from home as well so I think you're
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right engagement is key
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um like I said the best way to go about
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this is check out the website you can
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register there if you'd like
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again we're not sponsored by them today
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it's just I came across this I thought
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this was cool
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um but yeah because usually when you're
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talking Disney it's not so much physical
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so maybe it's new maybe maybe it's not
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new but I find it interesting that a
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place that does food events and the
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fireworks yeah yeah a race yeah
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unhealthy unhealthy food to boot right
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and if you want to drink they have the
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wine and dine as well so you know right
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that's so interesting maybe they're just
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looking for new ways a to monit it
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doesn't cost right it doesn't cost to do
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it but you have to pay for the ticket to
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get into the park correct I believe yeah
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I think you'll you'll buy your ticket to
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the park I think if maybe you're staying
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at the hotel you might get some sort of
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discount on that but I think you're
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buying the ticket you might have to buy
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a couple of the things like maybe the
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the stuff for the run but I believe once
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you're there everything is kind of
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covered under that single price
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um but yeah I mean like because we have
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Universal Studios here we have Knott's
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Berry Farm here we have you know the
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water parks none of them really do this
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because they do more of the selling of
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their gear of whatever movie is out so
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like your Studios
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you know is the goal to finish the race
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I mean I think depending on who you are
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and again I'm reading off what you know
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you would think of a thing without a lot
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of info but it's really one of those
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sign up here we'll send you more but I
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think it's it's either one of the two
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most people that I see on there that
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I've read do it for the fun of running
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some however who might maybe be
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professional runners or maybe they just
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like to do whatever run they can yeah
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they might do it to try to win and to
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try to get a good time but I'm gonna say
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98 of people doing it it's probably for
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the fact you get to dress up you get to
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be silly and you get to run through the
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biggest park in the country yeah you're
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saying it's a there's a winner there's
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actually a winner that's what it seems
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like you know again
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the the info I did my best to read
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through as best as I could and this is
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the one time I researched it are they
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going to give you ears are you going to
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get your Mickey ears if you if you win
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that right well you do get a medal so
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that's why I think there's a winner
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because they do give out like first
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second third medals but I but honestly I
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think you do this for the fun right
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right not really for the fact because
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you don't know if you're a professional
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Runner you're going to run a race you're
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not going to run through these away no
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offense
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um but this is pretty cool and honestly
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because you I I do the uh walking at
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home I do the running uh when I was
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outside I was doing hiking so I do like
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walking so this would be something if I
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care to go back to the park I don't but
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if I did this actually is an activity
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that was interesting to me because
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you're walking you're moving you're
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getting physically active and just the
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caveat I'm sure they still have all the
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precautions so check with your local
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park and just see what you have to do
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before going because you hate to go
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there and find out you can't go in
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because you don't have some sort of
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thing yeah
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um
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true any last thoughts on this one no I
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just find it fascinating that they that
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they've gone into a different direction
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it almost seems like a different
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direction to add value to the parks I
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guess I'm I'm not sure I mean because uh
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on another video I was talking with
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Victoria and you know like over Super
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Bowl weekend they were giving out
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discounts because it was Super Bowl and
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you can get your your state your seats
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there and they were showing because you
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know ABC owns ESPN whatever and Victoria
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even herself as a Disney fan was like I
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don't care because I'm not a sports fan
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so they do try to get all the niche yeah
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yeah but I really think it depends on
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what you're looking for I like the
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running I like the activity I don't
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think I'd go to the park but maybe if
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there was like a you know at home video
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or a you know your local park if you did
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that I might be involved because I think
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it'd be fun to kind of be funny dress up
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as your favorite character and then go
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take a run around but you said you said
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they're doing it virtual so you actually
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can do that you can yeah and I believe
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you would stop you'd have to pay there
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probably the same price if a ticket
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um and then they would send you all your
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stuff by mail as well so yeah if anyone
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buddy watching is going or it's going to
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do it let us know
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this you know this is one of the times
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where I wish I knew somebody in there to
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like video and just like react to what's
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going on because this would be the kind
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of video I'd want to watch and just see
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because I can imagine at Disneyland they
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probably go all out on decor and food
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and everything so
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yeah like Coachella it's like Coachella
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everybody gets all dressed up and and
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runs around and may not as well I'm not
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gonna go there but okay
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um all right so the next uh thing on
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here we're gonna talk about the mind and
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something that Disney supposedly thinks
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they do well again I'm not going to be
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too negative here it's the life lessons
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that you get now a Disney movie is
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usually synonymous with a good moral to
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your story
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but I'm going to start it off first and
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I told you this on purpose beforehand so
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we can chat
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whether it's the time it was made or
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whether it's the person watching whether
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it's a racial thing a cultural thing a
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religious thing a lot of times an older
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movie might not come across correctly
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versus a newer one now one of the
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biggest things Disney has done recently
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is turn all their animated movies into
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live action we've seen that with Aladdin
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with Lion King with Beauty and the Beast
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and much more and while visually it's
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pretty cool it doesn't always hit the
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mark because of what it's supposed to be
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now I am a firm believer I hate when you
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turn animation live action
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animation animated characters do not
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suit well as a thing case in point and I
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Love Will Smith him as the genie in
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Aladdin that was disturbing to watch I
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know offense with him when he was blue
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in that whole thing that Wizard and I
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also had that thing with Rob Williams I
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kind of find a little offensive that
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they did that because of all that but
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that aside
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I think it's better to go old school the
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problem with old school though is
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do the lessons really come across well
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and you made a comment when we're
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talking about this was is it maybe the
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age of the person or the time they're in
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what what of that question you asked me
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what do you think it is of those two do
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you think it's an age or you think it's
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just your mindset well I I definitely
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think that movies have changed the
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Disney movies have definitely changed um
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and and that definitely is a time thing
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from back in the day when we were just
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talking about vhs's you know we'd go out
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and we'd buy every Disney movie that was
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out there and they all kind of Follow
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That same template right there's a
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heroine there's a hair a hero there's
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the evil guy you know it follows a a
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template
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um in recent times we are seeing it's
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not all white you're not just seeing a
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white princess or a right a white guy
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yes we are now starting to see
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um people of color which is awesome but
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that is brought on a whole host of
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things that that we're seeing in the
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news of people that you know they're
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going wait a second Disney is supposed
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to be you know the this kind of princess
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not that kind of princess and I think
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that they're struggling against that rub
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I think they're I think that they're
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trying to do the right thing and and be
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inclusive because as a little kid if
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you're five years old wouldn't and and
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you are a person of color wouldn't you
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like to see a princess that looks just
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like you
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yeah no and that's a very good point and
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I think recently one of the things you
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might be talking about is when we found
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out that the new aerial is going to be
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actually played by a woman of color
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right and people got up in arms but then
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somebody pointed out do you remember the
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Cinderella with Brandy as Brandy as
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Cinderella and I'm like hello you know
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like it's not a new thing it's just you
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know but I will say it again it might
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just be my how my mind works knowing
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Walt Disney as the man he was it does
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affect how I see what he did it doesn't
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hold against his business ability he
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obviously made one of the biggest
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franchises around however somebody with
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that kind of personality and again we're
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not going to go deep into that but you
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guys watching you know what I'm talking
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about knowing the kind of person he is I
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would be uncomfortable yeah
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um knowing what kind of person and
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actually even his his kids nowadays even
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are against what he did because they're
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trying to Revan you know the Disney name
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because they don't want to be under that
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same moniker but knowing what kind of
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person he was I don't think I'd want to
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be under that uh advisory as a person
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working for him because it just see and
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again and it kind of like what you said
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he was very specific on what you're
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writing
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um so that's a great intro to what we're
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talking about so the morals that I found
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from disdaining.com are generally good
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but I think the conversation here is is
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this really the right way to teach so
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the first one is never give up and this
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one actually comes from the original
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Cinderella movie
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the goal here was she learned to never
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give up on her dreams and neither should
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you now many people have said like you
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did you know it's the white the girl she
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she needs saving the prince comes in a
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lot of people don't like that because
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it's kind of offensive and I can get
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that that really is not the great way
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however if we're solely basing it on the
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never give up I would give them a pass
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on that one right there because yes this
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is one of the few times where this is a
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generally good moral of a story if the
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character in the story whether it's
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Disney or other learns that in order to
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succeed you have to keep going that is
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an excellent thing to teach your and I'm
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wondering I mean Cinderella and some of
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the movies that they did were old fairy
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tales you know they're they weren't at
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the little well actually God you brought
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that up because fun fact really quick
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because there are some people that got
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offended because I don't know where the
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research came from but apparently some
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people who work for Disney at the time
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were under the impression that they made
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up these fairy tales and that they were
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the the ones and a lot of people are
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like you do realize you're making your
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own versions of these stories now I
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don't know if that's fully true or not
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but there were some and again Walt
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Disney also liked to take the credit so
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there were some people that said he
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would be like oh well I made up that
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story and I'm like no you didn't you
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made up your version but you know so I'm
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actually glad you said that now again I
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don't know if that's true or not but it
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is kind of interesting to think about
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that somebody put that out there and
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said
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now this next one comes from one of the
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newer ones Princess and the Frog with
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one of the new uh African-American
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princesses the one where she turns into
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a frog and has to basically learn how to
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do her thing going back and this one is
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dream big and work hard
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at the beginning of the movie she I
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think works at a diner in in Louisiana
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only to realize that she has more
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potential and basically goes through all
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of these trials as a frog to learn that
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that's how she's going to get to where
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she wants to be when she finally returns
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back to human form as does the guy she
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ends up obviously building up more than
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what she did now this works twofold
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obviously like you said it's great to
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have a princess that looks like more
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people secondarily this is pretty good
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business savvy work you dream big and
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you do the work to put in you're gonna
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get through to it and everybody loves
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talking animals so hey I'll give them a
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Plus on this too now this really wasn't
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one of my favorite ones as far as a plot
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I it was a but it's a good message it's
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just there's so many singing animal
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movies where I'm like okay I get a
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Disney you like animals you like singing
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animals
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you know you know Jungle Book and Lion
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King were good that's where I end that
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there
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um number three and this comes from
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another one Mulan and I think Mulan is
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one of the better movies overall Mulan
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tells the story of an aging uh man who
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really couldn't go back into war but
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again at the time frame every male
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figure had to fight for the country so
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she takes his place she cuts off her
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hair and goes in and battles and
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actually proves to I always laugh
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because I prove to Donny Osmond because
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he's the one who sang the songs that she
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can fight just as good as the guys and
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in this particular movie the thing is be
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yourself so
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this I think is great for so many
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reasons I'll let you take the four from
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I'm curious do you think that um they
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were also trying to show equality
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between the genders that you you could
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yeah I mean well I mean I don't know if
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you've ever watched it but at the
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beginning of the movie there was there's
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a song You Know A Girl Worth Fighting
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For and she's kind of it's really where
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she's uncomfortable singing Because all
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these guys are saying I'm fighting for
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my wife back home whatever and then she
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says something like what about a girl
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that's got a brain and always speaks
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your mind everyone goes nah and then
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they move on and it's kind of one of
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those things where it's like you know
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it's kind of funny but it kind of and
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then by the end of the movie when she
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actually proves her worth in war all the
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guys around here are like holy crap like
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this lady can swing a sword the best of
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whatever and yeah I I would say gender
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while they may have not purposely gone
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about it I definitely think that this is
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something where they did definitely show
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and this is not an older one this is
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probably maybe 98 to 2000 so this is
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kind of one of the afters yeah do we
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know who wrote I don't even know who
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wrote it did somebody with is this a
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true Disney film meaning that they wrote
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it in 1998
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written by Disney uh we had mingna uh
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from uh er uh playing we had Eddie
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Murphy uh Harvey fierstein B.D Wong we
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actually had a lot of Asian American
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people James Hong Leia Salonga who also
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played Jasmine Aladdin uh but yeah this
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was a strict Walt Disney pictures
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um production so I'd be curious as we go
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through these if if you have have a
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thought on the ones that Disney did that
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are theirs versus the ones that they did
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a re theoretically a remake of old fairy
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tales do they miss the mark on the old
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ones and do better on the new ones okay
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okay yeah I believe there was a Mulan
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story but I don't think it was ever
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written in a a storybook form I believe
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this is a historical event that was
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turned into a film so there was a Mulan
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family and they kind of just turned
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turned it into a story number four and
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uh Crystal will love this one because
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she was a fan of
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um uh Tangled from the Rapunzel movie
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Tangled don't fear don't let fear hold
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you back this was the first time where
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princess took over and basically beat
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the crap out of the bad guys showing the
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hero
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that she can do her own
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with that with or without him and this
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actually was a very clever one I believe
19:53
this might have also been partially uh
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maybe Pixar I'm not sure it might have
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just been strictly Disney but this was
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when you got into the new age this is
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when you had stuff like uh Ratatouille
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The Incredibles all those other movies
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but this was a really good movie and
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this was literally that you find out
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later that the mother that took her in
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wasn't really her mom and was actually
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an evil witch she finally goes back to
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her parents at the end of the movie and
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everybody is is happy but this was a
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very very strong character and to be
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honest as funny as the guy was you
20:27
really didn't need him in most of the
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movie which says something
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you know well I mean I could say
20:33
something about that but I won't
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all right number five
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love is blind and this comes from one of
20:40
my favorite of all time Beauty and the
20:42
Beast
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this is the biggest probably most and
20:45
this is the don't judge a book by its
20:47
cover of course we know the story here
20:49
the the prince who was very rude to a
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old lady who was actually a fairy and
20:54
disguised cursed him with whatever it
20:57
was a hundred years of turning into a
20:59
creature and until he found true love
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he'd be stuck like that forever of
21:04
course you know he does kidnap her not
21:07
the greatest way to meet somebody but as
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the movie goes on
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he learns that the best way to actually
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be a good person is to not actually be
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so rough in a tumble let them in and let
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them show and she of all people actually
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realizes
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he's a pretty cool dude and at the end
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of the movie we find out he was actually
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a human the whole time all of the
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characters you know of course one of the
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best soundtracks there as well yeah but
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this is a good one well you know love is
21:37
blind but I think the better way of
21:39
saying it is don't judge a book by its
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cover uh and love is love I mean I I I
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love I love the whole movie I love the
21:47
music I love the idea that
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um Love is Blind Love Is Love and we
21:54
can't make decisions based upon what we
21:56
see somebody look like I thought this is
21:59
one of the best I think one of their
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best to be honest I I would agree I mean
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whether it's the music or the animation
22:05
whatever I I definitely think as far as
22:07
their old this is one of their better
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ones number six differences are a good
22:11
thing this one takes us back to Dumbo
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which is a very weird one to talk about
22:16
and I really don't want to get too deep
22:18
because this actually is a very
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inappropriate film for a lot of reasons
22:22
however we can talk about this instance
22:24
here of course we know poor old Dumbo
22:27
had those big ears everybody made fun of
22:30
him but hey guess what he was able to
22:33
fly what other elephant can do that
22:35
right but this actually as a plot as a a
22:38
moral is great as a movie I'm gonna it's
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a big note that is not it is a very bad
22:43
movie very inappropriate but as a moral
22:45
this is a good thing and this goes to
22:47
anybody who might have a physical or
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mental disability uh people of different
22:52
races different things
22:55
yeah so this is one of those times where
22:58
they got away with murder in a way
23:01
because they really didn't make
23:04
the right film but they actually had a
23:07
good moral at the end take that as you
23:09
will all right number seven here and
23:12
this comes from Toy Story this was
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actually a Pixar movie now Pixar and
23:16
Disney friends make the impossible
23:18
possible of course we have the best line
23:21
when Woody tells Buzz you're you're a
23:23
toy and it actually shocks buzz into
23:26
submission to like oh my God is he right
23:28
however at the end of the movie when
23:31
Woody says you're flying and he goes no
23:33
I'm just falling with style because
23:35
earlier in the movie Woody made that
23:37
joke to him back then and the two of
23:40
them became best of friends and then of
23:42
course you had so many featured
23:43
afterwards this is a good one too this
23:46
is what I will tell you when it first
23:47
came out and I don't know what I was
23:49
like at the time I didn't think I was
23:50
going to enjoy it it seemed like a very
23:52
weird concept for a film however the
23:54
minute I saw the movie it's become one
23:57
of my all-time favorite feature films
23:59
from Disney and Pixar you you saw this
24:01
one right I didn't and I love what I
24:03
love about it imagination and we all
24:06
know that our kids in
24:08
you know our kids talk to their
24:09
imaginary friends they do and they and
24:12
their their toys and all this so I think
24:15
that they really they just hit it on the
24:18
mark by uh literally having these kids
24:23
do or the characters actually but they
24:25
talk to each I mean they're like alive
24:27
these toys come alive which is pretty
24:30
freaking awesome actually uh scary but
24:33
it kind of gives it that Child's Play
24:35
Vibe but I'm like I don't know if I
24:36
really want that but yeah no it actually
24:38
is a really good it's a good moral uh
24:40
the next one here I don't know if you
24:41
ever saw cars but this one comes from
24:44
cars with Owen Wilson and the late
24:46
um
24:47
oh God what was his name he has all
24:49
those uh uh dress salad dressings
24:53
um
24:54
Paul Newman thank you he voiced the
24:57
older car and basically the the lesson
25:00
here is winning isn't everything so Owen
25:02
Wilson plays Lightning McQueen a fast
25:04
talking hipster car that always has to
25:07
run one run he gets lost in the middle
25:09
of the desert one day in this little
25:11
town that nobody knows about and by the
25:13
end of the movie he realizes he doesn't
25:15
have to get to that big race anymore
25:17
because he actually realized he's
25:19
already won what he's doing and it's a
25:22
great and you know it's kind of funny
25:24
it's a little weird because it's talking
25:25
cars but it's actually a pretty clever
25:28
message I love the fact that his last
25:30
name is McQueen uh Steve McQueen that's
25:32
why I got confused because I was like
25:33
Steve McQueen but you know he was erased
25:36
he that's what he when he wasn't making
25:38
sure that was the one that was let me
25:39
know I went to school with his kids and
25:42
he was a race driver on top of being an
25:45
amazing star but he was a race driver
25:46
and I won wonder if it's a play on words
25:48
if they decided to say McQueen because
25:52
those of us who are you know from the
25:54
dinosaur age will remember that it's you
25:56
know the similar well let me see I want
25:58
to see who it actually was because it I
26:00
don't think it was him
26:02
who voiced
26:04
no it wouldn't have been him because he
26:05
died okay so then it probably was uh
26:08
Paul Newman then okay so yeah so it's a
26:10
really weird movie but it actually is a
26:11
really great moral to it now number nine
26:13
this is going to bring everybody to the
26:15
tears the movie up probably one of the
26:17
saddest but probably one of the best
26:19
ever movies of course we made Carl the
26:22
crochet little man who you find out
26:24
later is just like that because he lost
26:26
the love of his wife way back when and
26:29
of course he ends up teaming up with a a
26:31
strange kid in the Boy Scouts and a
26:34
talking dog who just wants to love him
26:36
and be his dog and the moral here is
26:38
happiness is not found in your things
26:40
but in people and at the end of the
26:43
movie Carl uh Russell the boy and Doug
26:46
the name of the dog they kind of become
26:49
their own little family and realize they
26:51
are the best of friends and that's what
26:53
matters and even at the end of the movie
26:55
when Russell's dad is supposed to show
26:56
up to give him his badge he doesn't Carl
26:59
steps up and gives him his badge for
27:02
getting the boy scout thing and it's one
27:04
of the the sentimental moments like he's
27:06
playing the Father Figure to a kid who
27:07
doesn't you know have one this is a
27:10
great movie now there's a lot of
27:11
different themes in this one I'm
27:12
surprised they picked this one but I I
27:13
would say this is probably one of the
27:15
bigger ones I would say this kind of
27:16
goes back to the loved one too because
27:17
it's one of those things where the
27:19
important things you do in life come
27:21
from the love you get from the past the
27:24
present and this is true now the last
27:27
one on the list here
27:28
comes from well in this case they
27:30
actually say every Disney movie ever
27:32
good always beats evil really not sure
27:35
if that's that big of a deal but this is
27:39
actually I I call it a gimme because
27:41
really any movie does that now you know
27:43
more often than not you do have some
27:45
characters now like the Maleficent
27:47
character by Angelina Jolie and some
27:49
other characters like hook
27:51
that kind of actually are more humanized
27:54
than they were and they're not as evil
27:56
as they might have been right with that
27:58
aside a lot of the original films and
28:01
you know still ones they make do show
28:03
that relates to good over evil but
28:04
really in a day like today
28:06
I think it's more of like the do good
28:09
overdoes the bad good it's not
28:12
necessarily if you're the bad guy or the
28:14
good guy but if you're doing the right
28:16
thing and you're getting the right thing
28:17
done that's really a better moral right
28:20
I mean yeah
28:21
good versus evil is so old school
28:25
I don't know if I agree with that one
28:27
anymore but you know obviously it is
28:28
better to be good but I don't know if
28:30
it's necessarily like good always beats
28:31
evil because sometimes the Good's not so
28:33
good you know sometimes
28:35
right so that's that for that one there
28:38
so what do you guys think I mean
28:40
let us know what you think let us know
28:43
which which Disney movie you like and
28:46
what moral you've gotten out of them
28:48
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28:50
that put it in the comments and we will
28:53
make sure to uh bring it up again bring
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29:34
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29:37
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