When I first started at Disney in 2005 they joked that you would quite often be asked " What time is the 4 o clock parade?" by many guests.. and you laugh and are like wow that person is stupid. Then you find out how many people really do ask that question. Its astonishing..People ask some of the silliest questions.
Now at HRC I get many similar though not quite as stupid questions. Quite often people don't even stop at the host stand and barrel past us in an attempt to go seat themselves. They honestly have no idea they are suppose to be seated by a host..How many nice sit down restraunts do you go to where there isn't a host? Its part of our culture in the service industry and no ones aware of it. We're asked by 9 out of 10 tables if we have AC inside the restaurant. Well we are in Florida, it's summer, I think we just might have AC. Could you imagine trying to eat in a restaurant if we didn't? Also, the host stand is right next to our retail stand/store. And people will walk right past it too looking for it. Or ask us where it is in which we point left and they say " OHHH" and blush. Today I had a table ask me if I live here. Was tempted to tell them I fly into Key West every morning for work.
Also it suprises me how many people after 4 years of high school learning over and over how to fill out an application in 20 different classes how many people still have no idea. How many people in their school history will circle that the last grade they attended was 12 and under school name address phone number will leave it blank. At least put the school name and town...something. Ive seen an application where every job the guy listed reasons for leaving were " It didn't work out" and he had only spent a short time at each of them. What do you think that's going to say about you? My favorite though is where it asks what do you consider a success , verbatim this is what it said " When the guest eats it and savers the teast in his moth." They provide such quality entertainment though!
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