How many Disney topics can we cover!? (Disney Community Chat ep. 80)

0:00All right, let's try to try to make this one not offensive. What do you say? You know? Oh, we have a friend too. No, come on. I'm just kidding. I rarely have to edit these. Welcome to our new folks. However, 586260 is you are, that's a lovely name. Not a single laugh for that. Okay. Cool. I thought that was funny, but whatever. Anyone have any fun Disney talk them to throw out there before I got some stuff. Obviously, I come prepared, but if you guys have some Disney talking to throw out there, you definitely can. You said was funny. My dogs are over here barking your heads also. I had to have you on mute. She couldn't hear me laugh. Sorry. That's a cheap cop out. My phone thinks I'm driving, but I'm sitting on my couch, but it's Kristen. Hi.

1:00Hey, Kristen. I'm like, I can finally join today, but I don't know what's happening. I got to hear this out. Yeah, that's okay. Yeah. The 586 is a lovely name, you know? It's almost like an experiment number. It's true. Like 626. It's perfect. I do have some exciting news that I was going to announce in the group here in a little bit, but we have our Disneyland meetup set. So Miss Ashley Dixon is going to lead a Disneyland meetup for us on November 20th. And everybody's going to meet at the castle, I think, at around 6. And then everybody's going to go to pizza in or pause the end. Sorry, pause the end to eat. I knew that didn't sound right. And then watch the fireworks that night. So I'll announce that the group, but you guys are here live. So why not get a little extra? That sounds amazing. I

2:01want to go. Well, I've always told you guys, if you get a credit card and you can maybe find somebody like either either one of two things, like they can't make you pay back your credit card. You know what I mean? They're not going to show up to your house and get your credit card. You know, like they would they would they it's not like the mafia movies where they send a guy with a bat to break your knees, you know? I mean, you're not wrong. But honestly, we leave on December 8th for our crews. So it's too close. It's I can't do it. I wish I could. I think Walt Disney said if there's a will there's a way or if there's some magic, there's a way. Is that is that what he said? Is that one of his quotes? I mean, it's on a podcast now. So it's true. You know, that's how it works. If it if it's set on a podcast, then it's it is now facts. It must be true. All right. I'm I got some crazy Disney conversations. We can just roll

3:05through these because that's like 20 of them. So I mean, some of our bound to be stupid. Oh, this one said if Cinderella slipper fit perfectly, why did it fall off? Maybe it's the type of shoe that like if you're just walking or dancing, but if you take off too fast, that he'll is going to come out. You know what I mean? Maybe, but like I still I'm holding firm on this because people online again, I get attacked a lot online. And it's normally for like silly Disney takes and people like really mad about it. And I I think it is a huge loophole in the Cinderella story that the fair godmother said everything will turn back to the way it was at midnight. But just just the what isn't it the one slipper or the both slippers stay. Both because well both. She had yeah, both because she has one and the princess one.

4:08Oh, okay. Yeah. So how does that make sense? She has sweaty feet. That's what I was gonna say. She has sweaty feet. She was dancing all night. So she literally just didn't want to back. She said, are you kidding me? There'd be there'd be blood in those shoes. Right. Can you imagine how uncomfortable glass slippers had to be It would there'd be blood. That's why they slipped off. They were they were were trying to run in them because they're going to break. All right. Number two here says was Woody actually the villain of the first story. He literally tries to get Buzz knocked behind a desk and accidentally sends him out the window. He does sort of try to kill him. And like the first like first half of the movie originally he was supposed to be the villain. Was right. No, I mean, I'm the one that did the fun fact thing about that.

5:09You. Yes. But you right now that's why it's funny that you bring him out. But it is true. He was supposed to be the villain. So was Elsa. Elsa was supposed to be the villain in Frozen. Yeah, they kind of they kind of took that the so they do you guys remember the doctor strange in the multiverse of madness was like the the second doctor strange movie. Wanda was not originally supposed to be the villain of that movie. There was another entity called nightmare that was supposed to be the villain. And then Sam Raimi was the director originally and then they they was like a whole bunch of stuff that happened and like it didn't work out. Sam Raimi left the project. So they kind of did the opposite of Frozen with doctor strange where they decided to make Wanda the villain because Elsa was kind of following that same path where she was like hurt. You know, she was like hurt by a bunch of stuff and then decided to not be the villain, I guess, in the end. But I do think in the woody conversation if you guys did not know because we

6:12got some new friends on here. So if you did not know, Woody was the original villain of Toy Story. But they basically like showed it to some people and they were like this sucks. Like okay, yeah, that woody guy is a jerk. And even though they rewrote it a little bit and like they put in Sid obviously who was like that like real villain, I guess. There's still like lingering remnants of him being the villain, which is like him knocking buzz out the window. In the original movie, he knocks buzz out the window and he's like good riddance like spits out, you know, like but obviously in the actual movie, it's far more tamed. Dang it, some of these are repeats. Do you have any thoughts on that before I read the next one? I'm trying to, some of these I've done, I've already talked about these on the other ones.

7:16Yeah, I'm trying. I know. We talk about the same stuff sometimes. I don't know. This one was just the, couldn't Aladdin have simply wished to be the legal Sultan of Agriba instead of being a completely different prince? Ha. Yeah, right. Would it save some time? So would Jasmine have married him because then she took, he took her right to the throne? I thought technically the problem was that like the the women in this culture did not have the right to the throne. I thought that was the problem. So like him becoming sold and like she, she could still marry him. Yeah, but then he, I don't know, it just seems the wrong way, the wrong way to do it. It seems very, no, I'm not okay with that. He wasn't that thrown. He was back to the girl. Back. Oh, there you go. Yeah. See Amy, Amy's bringing some good points to the table. Brandy's just like,

8:18I just don't like it. I'm just saying Jasmine is too feisty. That would not have been the way it went her heart. Well, it's like Genie magic, right? Like nobody, nobody would know. I mean, yeah, they did create the whole country for the prince of. This one, this one said, if Elsa can create sentient life with her powers, is Olaf technically her son. We've heard that one before. It's kind of weird, right? Oh, I thought I was bringing something new to the table, but I didn't know you. We haven't talked about it, but I've heard it before and freaked me out a little bit. So I'm weird. I mean, that's that make Frankenstein is sent to you. Dr. Frankenstein's son. If the same concept, he created Frankenstein. Don't they call him the child of Frankenstein? Am I fraying that out?

9:23Do they say that? Dig in the bride of Frankenstein. Oh, okay. Yeah, I'm just, I'm like a thing of the brightest right son, whatever. Yeah, that would be the same concept. I'm going to say no. Does anybody feel like Olaf's her kid? I do. I'm just so I'm going to start coming to this, but I pick up son from school. It's okay. Okay. Yeah, we just love that you're here. You can definitely listen in. I think this one I feel like a lot. I would. Okay, well, I can all I would. That's a weird one. I'm not going to die on that. I'm not going to die on that hill. I'll allow it. No. This one. I find about this a lot, but are you as home alone fans? Yes. Yeah. Okay. Well, it said how much money did Kevin McAllister's family have? It's been a lot. Just that house alone. It's bringing for the whole family to Paris.

10:31Yeah. And then in Boston, in New York, I mean, he uses his dad's credit card for the hotel. He shops with it. Like clearly, dad has a limino's credit card. Yeah. Most 90s and. It makes block card. Most 90s and 2000s movies are literally solved by an air tag. They were like one air tag and they would be there's no plot anymore. The movie solved. Yeah. Like, now it is with like, I can know where my luggage is within like one square foot I'm wearing it in. So losing an entire kid in New York City. I don't think so. Well, first of all, you really don't pay that much attention to your kid to make sure they actually got on the plane with you. I'm just, I mean, you know, it's the language. To be fair, right?

11:34To be fair. Yes. Today that wouldn't happen, but yes, to be fair. That my, that totally gonna happen to my mom would have been like, no, well, I thought she was on the plane. I could have sworn she made it. She lied behind and you know, she's on her own. I guess she didn't want to go to Paris. So I was said, if you're old enough to work the phone, you're old enough to stay at home by yourself for, you know, whatever that is a week, two weeks. Yes. You'll be all right. Nowadays, I mean, again, nowadays with iPhones and apps like you can get your food ordered without ever talking to somebody. It says no contact delivery. There I have to see another person. But nowadays too, they probably all would have had phones. So he could have called his mom and like, hey, where are you at? Yeah. There's like no, like you have no way to know how to call your mom. Like it in the 90s,

12:34like you can call the airline, I guess, but I got them. I don't know that you would ever really get through to your mom. No. That's a great. I like, I like movies better in the 90s anyway. Every, everything now they got to explain so much stuff because it's like so many times you're watching. You're like, why didn't they just call? We'll be back to the podcast here in just a second guys, but we wanted to take a moment to remind you that if the progress isn't coming the way that you want, if you feel like you're stuck on your fitness journey, you can actually apply for one-on-one coaching with us down below in the description of this podcast. And we'll make you a completely custom program in the budget that you needed to stay within so that you can make sure that you're going to reach these goals no matter what the challenges are. We also want to take a quick second to think our supplement sponsor, Legion, they have the best tasting supplements we have ever tried. And they're actually the only supplement company we have ever actually affiliated with. And it's simply because they have all the third party research on every single product page

13:38and we really believe in the product. So check them out in the link below as well. And let's get back to the podcast. That's a big sense. I think about that all the time when we're watching like friends, I know it's just Disney, but we're watch friends and I'm like, do you realize half of the plot of the friends episodes is just like a phone call ahead would have solved the episode? Like there'd be no problems. Yeah. Again, they didn't have cell phones though. How they did, like kind of towards the back, like middle to back. They had so big phones, the big the beginning of cell phones. Right. Well, and they had cell phones, but either like you had a car phone until like 90, I six. Yeah, I had a car phone to start with. And you could only use it in the car. Because it plugged into your cigarette lighter, which also no longer exist in cars.

14:42Oh, you know, I miss my cigarette lighter. You know me. I'm always smoking. Listen, back in the 70s and 80s, if parents are smoking right there in the car with you, they didn't know. Said roll, roll the windows up. You're letting it out. You know. That's not funny, guys. Come on. That's not funny. The thing that Jim X kid survived is mind blowing, which is Jim X again. I don't remember. Old. We're old. We're old. Yeah. The people born 1980 and before. Okay. Yeah. It's all right. You all are good run. We're gonna hang it up. We are survivors. Trust me. We had to. Now we're worried about the special results now in Perry, Minipaz.

15:43Now we're worried about asbestos. You know, before they were like, that's fine. Just really cheap insulation. It's so funny that you said that because I watched all these renovation shows and these houses built in the 70s. They always have asbestos. And I'm like, we didn't even know. We were living with it. Didn't even know. Now it's a thing. Think about that 40 year stretch between like the 40s and the 80s. Like what a time for medicine. They said, pregnant women should smoke. Okay. Be sure. Be sure you're blowing the smoke directly into the kids face. You know, the top of them up. And then they've built homes with asbestos. They're like the 70s and 80s. Like that's quite a 40 year run of public health. They just didn't know. They're what are you gonna do? And then and then that created helicopter parents. The parent, those of us who grew up with our parents and we didn't know where they were at trying to do it. I didn't come to a helicopter, but they're a helicopter parents because they knew

16:48what they were doing. They said, oh no. They're watching kids. This is get away from us. Let's go back to this. There was no crew back then there. Crew was in an immediate. I thank God every day there was no Facebook or Instagram when I was a kid. I haven't been as so much trouble all the time. Oh, this is a good one. This says if the toys and toy story can break their own rules and reveal that they're alive to sit, why don't they just do that whenever they're about to be thrown away? Right. That is a really that's a good point. So like when they get thrown away, that's essentially like death for them. Like that's like for toys die. Lost toys. Yeah, yeah, right. We are sorry. In the fourth one, I guess they do explain the whole lost toys thing, but yeah, that's a really good point. Like this is your last chance. Like your last ditch effort to like get away or just not get thrown into the garbage. And you just take it.

17:52They had to keep the magic alive. Their job was to keep the children happy. Oh, that's pretty good. Yeah, I could see that. I think they had to do it for Sid though because he needed something that would scare him straight. He was he's pretty bad. Sid needed a more involved parent. Yeah. I'm pretty sure it was a single mom situation. All right, don't make me feel bad. They're cartoons. I don't know. But also what the Andy's mom is single mom because he never see Andy's dad. So yeah, well, that was the Disney motto. You can only have one parent. Well, that was a we talked about that on a different one. That was like, so if Woody is a classic toy, then why doesn't he remember like his previous owner? But but Jesse does. But Jesse does. Yeah, but Jesse remembers a previous owner. But Bullseye doesn't. I don't think they explained what he was. Was it what he had dads?

18:55No, they never say that. Yeah, I was going to say, when do they say that? Because I've heard that from other people too. It's not just you. Like other people have said what he was Andy's dad's. We never hear anything. I want to say when they're at the garage sale. I want to say when she's at the garage sale, she said it was a family heirloom that had been passed down. She did. She does say that as a family heirloom. She does say that. She doesn't say who from who. Okay, no, but that makes sense that the whole family heirloom thing at least tracks better for me than just like just because you know, like, you know, because because that's the way it is, Jake, shut up. Stop asking so many questions. We're talking about it. Nobody cares about the plot points. Right. And Pixar movies, we only care about the attention to detail that they pay. And that they make us cry. I, I mean, yeah, I love those movies. I don't know why I like to,

20:01I don't even know why I like to watch them sometimes. I'm like, I'm like mid-tier's thinking, man, it is Tuesday night. I was not, I was not prepared to cry a little bit this evening. You put the movie pull out today and into it. Yeah, I did. Okay. It helps go up. All right. This is a, where to go? I found another good one. Oh, yeah, this one, this one is not original. I've heard this before a bunch, but it was like, how come Thanos didn't think to just like double the universe's resources versus like mass genocide? Marvel for anyone. Anyone who's not a Marvel fan, this is a Marvel movie. Nice. No, it's an excellent point actually. Instead of wiping out half the earth population, why don't you create more resources? But you have to store those resources, you know, like, where would they go? Thanos' theory humans are, they exploit the resources. So if you create more resources,

21:06they're just going to exploit them. If you see, if you've seen the, what if series? Or the Chalazons? Thanos out of his plan and he, he's a good guy there and that one. Yeah, yeah, yeah, I did see that. He was like, uh, Tachala became Star Lord basically. Yeah, that was funny. But I mean, I guess I've heard that a lot, but also there have to be like, think about if all the resources on earth doubled right now. Like, I don't know that there's space for that. Because wouldn't that be like wood, you know, like the earth's amount of wood would double, you know, like the earth's amount of water would double. Like wouldn't, wouldn't the earth drown? You know, like, I don't know, we'd have the space for it. I think that's a pretty good point. Nobody's agreeing with me, but I'm feeling pretty good about it. The other, the other thing, and this is, this is just a fun little nod back to like Marvel comics,

22:11as a whole. But in the Infinity saga in the comics, Thanos had, Thanos is not a noble villain. He's not, he's not, he's not doing it for a noble purpose. Like his whole thing is that like, his planet died out because their population outpaced their resources and like eventually they collapse. In the comics, Thanos falls in love with Lady Death. And he wants to impress her because she is not interested in him. And so he, he assembles the Avinity Stones to wipe out all these people, or like the trillions of lives, to send them to death because he is in love with Lady Death. And he's trying to impress her. So the movie takes a much more noble approach. But in the comics, Thanos's only purpose is to make Lady Death fall in love with him. The more you know. And then even more of a fun fact, you know who Lady Death is in love with?

23:15Drumroll. Deadpool. So Thanos and Deadpool have a huge like romantic rivalry in the Marvel comics. Apparently, who does it? Love Lady Death. Oh yeah, yeah. I mean, there's a love Deadpool. I could not see Aubrey Plaza and Ryan Reynolds in a movie is like love interest though. I don't, I think he's like a little old for her. Maybe just me. I'm staying on my own way better looking than Thanos, but just me, maybe it's just me. I don't know. Even with his like boiled off skin. That's that one. I mean, underneath there, he's still Ryan Reynolds. Boy, that's true. I mean, Thanos is purple. Sure. It's a big dude. He can crush you. Like, I don't know. I'm just not feeling it. Just don't yuck someone else's yet.

24:15You're not wrong. Well, that is the that is the far less noble history of Thanos and the Infinity Gauntlet. He was just pissed because Deadpool won Lady, Lady Death's kind of like love heart, whatever you want to call it. And he was like, what if I kill trillions? Would you reconsider? And then she still doesn't take him like after he does it in the comics. She still doesn't want him. I mean, he is trying to speak in her language though. Yeah, it is. Yeah, Lady Death and how many people cannot kill, but it makes you want to be with me. Well, I got to drop off lower because we're going to cross with. But see, you wouldn't have any other points or comments that I want to add to this hodgepodge of conversations. No, go once twice. All right, but we'll still reconvene tomorrow morning for Disney Talk, but we just had to move today because of the holiday and my sister's birthday. So thank you. I should be in on here.

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