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**Title:** Ex-Disney Employee Confessions
**Summary:**
* The speaker, a former Disney employee, shares "confessions" about their time working at Disney.
* They claim Disney **brainwashes its employees** and uses **subliminal messaging** (e.g., "Hidden Mickeys") on visitors.
* The speaker mentions **poor treatment by managers**, which led to them taking frustrations out on guests.
* A specific story is shared about **denying entry to a desperate family from England** during an Indiana Jones show, which later sparked guilt and a turning point in the speaker's work ethic.
* The speaker's experience led to a **positive transformation**, inspiring a challenge to listeners to develop good work ethics, which can positively impact other areas of life.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text, each numbered and in short sentences, excluding opinions:
**Employment and Work Environment**
1. The speaker used to work at Disney.
2. Disney has a large number of "Hidden Mickeys" (subliminal Mickey Mouse silhouettes) throughout their parks.
3. The speaker attempted to transfer to the Tower of Terror ride but discovered it had a 10-year wait.
4. At the time, Tower of Terror was the only Disney ride where employees didn't have to smile.
5. Character performers at Disney have more luxurious break rooms compared to other staff.
**Security and Operations**
6. Disney employs Secret Service agents who dress in casual attire to blend in.
7. There are specific rules at Disney shows, such as not allowing entry through exits or sitting in aisles/stairs.
**Specific Incidents and Timeline**
8. The speaker encountered a family from England who were denied entry to the Indiana Jones show due to rule enforcement.
9. Approximately two years after the incident, the speaker worked as a lifeguard at the Hard Rock Hotel.
**Work Ethics and New Employment**
10. The speaker took a new approach to their job as a lifeguard, striving to be the best, which led to unusually high tips (up to $150).
11. This experience taught the speaker the value of developing good work ethics, applicable across various professions and aspects of life.