Originally Posted By Skellington88 if the research department are those annoying ppl that stand there with touchscreens that ask for your zip code I am glad they are gone. There "research" did not help make a better product at all.
Originally Posted By dshyates Didn't you guys know that Bubba from Tenn. knows more about theme park development than WDI. The researchers lead Disney to give us what Bubba wants. But WDI gives us things that never existed until they created it and Bubba never knew he wanted. I hold Bubba resposible for AIE. As well as it is done, it is something I knew existed, but didn't want to start with.
Originally Posted By CarolinaDisneyDad <<<I told me wife if I ever look at a Buick when I'm older- put me in a home, I have lost it..>>> Maybe before you jump to conclusions you should find out how Buicks are from someone who drives one......MPierce, how do you like your Buick?(;0))
Originally Posted By SuperDry <<< if the research department are those annoying ppl that stand there with touchscreens that ask for your zip code I am glad they are gone. There "research" did not help make a better product at all. >>> Oh come on now, how else would they have found out that a common guest gripe with buffets is that the prime rib was taking up too much room on the plate, and that something should be done about it?
Originally Posted By Skellington88 >>Didn't you guys know that Bubba from Tenn. knows more about theme park development than WDI. The researchers lead Disney to give us what Bubba wants. But WDI gives us things that never existed until they created it and Bubba never knew he wanted. I hold Bubba resposible for AIE. As well as it is done, it is something I knew existed, but didn't want to start with.<< Our people have been liberated from the shackles of the vile Bubba of Tn....HURRAYYY! So far this recession has been the best thing that ever happened to the Walt Disney Company
Originally Posted By MPierce >> Maybe before you jump to conclusions you should find out how Buicks are from someone who drives one......MPierce, how do you like your Buick?(;0)) << I love it! It fits the spaces in the parking garage at my rest home perfectly.
Originally Posted By MPierce >> I didn't know Buick made ECVs. << I sure wish they would. The last ECV I had would only go 6 mph, didn't have a bumper or a really loud horn.!
Originally Posted By vbdad55 <Lol. I didn't know Buick made ECVs.< now that's hysterical-- I hear fold up models come in the trunks of whatever models they sell these days.
Originally Posted By vbdad55 >> Maybe before you jump to conclusions you should find out how Buicks are from someone who drives one......MPierce, how do you like your Buick?(;0)) << I love it! It fits the spaces in the parking garage at my rest home perfectly. where it would sit next to all the other Buicks -
Originally Posted By bobbelee9 I had a Buick, loved it, except it didn't have 4-Wheel drive. So when my son got his driver's license, I gave him my Buick (no 16 year old is gonna hotrod around in a Buick) and I bought a Jeep.
Originally Posted By dshyates "(no 16 year old is gonna hotrod around in a Buick)" Oh, thats mean, Buicks are made entirely of teenage girl repellent.
Originally Posted By bobbelee9 Well at 26 he still is. Sorry, but he chose the military, and that life is not good on relationships. Maybe later.
Originally Posted By Spirit of 74 <<yikes ! Even if it's a Buick ? Buick slogan....no one too old to drive one of these-- average age of buyer almost 70..>> Tell me about it ... my grandfather's last car was a Buick that he drove until he was 90. What amazes me about GM's ineptness is the fact they are getting rid of Saturn, which I believe is their best product line. ~Let's give GM some more billions!~
Originally Posted By Spirit of 74 <<if the research department are those annoying ppl that stand there with touchscreens that ask for your zip code I am glad they are gone. There "research" did not help make a better product at all.>> They are indeed. And while I feel bad for anyone who loses their job these days, I can't fault Disney for basically reducing this department to a bare bones approach. It had no business being what it was. It was part and parcel of the rise of consultants and MBAs with The Mouse. If Disney truly doesn't know why people visit its parks and resorts and what they expect, then they can hire some of us to tell them. ~Can I ask you a few questions?~
