Name: Do You Know Disneyland's Secret Rules?
Uploaded: 2018-06-05T11:26:41.000Z
Duration: 13 min 34 s
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Disney has some very specific and secret rules for its employees,

- but are some of them stupid? - Let's talk about that.

If you're the kinda person  who does Google searches

and keeps up with things that happen on the Interwebs,

you may have seen that there is this list of secret rules

for Disney employees  that has been floating around.

Now, these rules are fascinating, so I hope, if you haven't seen them,

that you're gonna  be fascinated by them.

- I have not seen them - Okay. Well, that's good,

because our duty today is to not just see how secret they are,

but to see how stupid they are. Because I think that some time

in the near future, we should open our amusement park.

- I've been thinking about this for years. - Really?

Yeah. Well, maybe just like  a little stand at a state fair.

We'll start with that,  but eventually, it will grow

And we gotta know what rules we're gonna have for our employees.

Okay, so this is a cheat sheet for us in our planning phase,

but it's also an opportunity for you to cast judgement

on the most entertaining places on earth. The world or the land.

But I will say I'm an annual  pass member, a holder.

I'm not holding it right now. My wife has it,

but we go as a family. We love Disneyland.

We love Disney World. And so I appreciate all these rules

- that add to my personal experience. - Hmm.

But when I got into this list, I was like, "Really?

Okay, let's start with the fact that you can't call them employees.

That is officially what you are considered. A cast member.

- You're talking someone in costume? - If you get a check,

if you get a check from Disney, you're a cast member.

- So you're not acting as a character. - Janitor.

And it's not a guy playing a janitor. Well, he is playing a janitor,

Alright, so what're you? I'm a Disney cast member.

- In the park. - (laughs) Yeah, yeah, yeah.

- I clean the toilets. - And then if you're the CEO,

- if you're-- - You're an important cast member,

- I like this because it-- - Oh, you like it.

No matter who you are, you're somebody special

And isn't that what  this life is all about?

- Let's just be honest. - How can you be somebody you're not?

- But you ARE the actual janitor. - Yeah.

- Well, I don't think it's stupid. - But you like the rule.

- It's not stupid. - I think it's a leveling

- and elevating thing for-- - Now, if you ask somebody

at Disneyland or Disney World where something is,

and they are required to point, they will not point with a finger.

They will point with  a minimum of two fingers,

- Yeah. - So they cannot point with a finger?

- Right. - They have to point with two fingers

and the Corn Dog Castle  will be there in all its glory,

- I highly recommend. - If a cast member points

at anything with a full hand, I'mma be like...

I think I'm about  to get slapped or something.

- Don't point with the whole hand. - You're gonna get backhanded?

- Yeah, I'd rather be poked-- - Don't ask where the Corn Dog Castle is!

- You should know it! - Yeah, see, I'd rather get...

- ...poked in the eye. - Do I look like I know where

I'd rather get poked in the eye than get slapped by a cast member.

Incidentally, they are allowed to give the bird to people they don't--

- So, it's basically-- - But the bird is Tweety Bird.

I think they should  all give the politicians--

- Is that a Disney character? - Politician gestures, only.

Yeah, they can give those kinds  of birds to people they don't like.

I'm gonna say... pointing is offensive to people

in other countries, and when they visit Disney, you don't want

to offend them. I think this is not stupid.

- You just want to backhand 'em. - This is thoughtful.

- No, you want to tell them where to go... - Okay.