Tuesday, June 17, 2014

If I got fired from Walt Disney world for involuntary theft, then how long before I can be rehired? -

I ate an unauthorized cookie. ;)

You will likely never be rehired by the Walt Disney Company.William

I agree that you will likely not be rehired; there are plenty of other people wanting jobs at Disney World that they would probably pass you over once they seen on your application that you had already been fired from there. You could still try (I would wait about six months or so), but I don t think you ll have much luck. However, if you really want to know the answer, I think the best thing to do is call the casting center and just ask them if they rehire employees they terminated.

You should have been informed at the time of termination as to whether or not you have re-hire status. If it is theft then it is very unlikely that you have re-hire status. If your not sure then call Casting at 407-828-1000.

how is theft involuntary? and if you are fired from disney they wont rehire you

Involuntary theft?? Someone forced the cookie down your throat??Doubt very much Disney would re-hire you, but only they could tell you whether they would or not.BTW - This isn t a travel question.

Do you live in Santa Barbara? -

What s it like there? Do you like it or is it too small etc?

Santa Barbara is GREAT. But like any great place, it s really expensive. We can t afford to live there, but we visit regularly. It s a really nice place if you have the money. What s not to like? You re by the ocean! Even the crummy parts of town have a certain quaintness to them.

ditto with the first answer , except Santa Barbara has one of the better higher education institutions in the state UCSB

Santa Barbara is EXPENSIVE but pretty nice. It s a pretty decent size (about 100,000.)No. I do not live there.

I don t live there so i dont know anything about it

Sunday, June 15, 2014

Anyone here from wyoming???? -

i need to know what the time diffrence is? i live in wisconsin and i would like to know. thinking about suprising my long lost relatives and i dont want to be calling on the late hours?

Wyoming is in Mountain Daylight Time not Mountain Standard Time. In the winter this is the same as standard mountain time but in summer it is the same as central standard time. (In Winter Wyoming has same time as Phoenix but in Summer it is an hour earlier)

Wyoming is on Mountain time, which is one hour earlier than Central time or two hours earlier than Eastern time