TSPS Episode 74 - Reservations And Voicemails

Show format: 71 minutes, Pre-recorded 
Call types: Cactus, Customer Support, Check-in 
Show info
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During the intro, Brad promises Xbox Live SWAT calls in this episode. It's gonna be great. 
2:46: A listener proves that it's possible and easy to blur their house on Google. Brad is still too lazy but talks up doing it sometime.
5:13: Cactus in Bellview Square's waitress helps Roy to 'finish' after repeating the word cactus five times in a row. She seems happy to help.
7:28: Kevin from Disney technical support gets some customer information from the Disney ticket office. 
10:15: Amy threatens to pray for Mark (who's from Disney reservations, of course) after he quizzes her about her ethnicity and sexuality so that Disney can segregate their tour groups. After cussing at Amy for calling him 'Marky', Amy insists that she's not prone to fainting.
18:07: Brock at Lee Family Broadcasting is not impressed by Roy's plan to boost the station's antenna power to output 2600Hz to make ghosts appear.
21:36: Roy informs Margo that Disney's call centre screwed up and booked her a flight to Baghdad instead of Disney Florida. Margo seems unphased, Iraq is nice in August apparently. Roy advises she pack sunscreen.
23:47 Kolture(?) assures Roy that she doesn't usually faint but seems shocked that stomach punches and electric shocks are a real possibility during a visit to Disney. Roy burns his bridges by asking her to tell her family to shut the f&$% up. Whistle blown during the redial almost gets Roy there.
29:00: Brad plays a news clip of pranksters breaking the rules (www.phonelosers.org/rules) and getting staff to damage hotels. Bad prankers don't go to heaven apparently.
37:10: Roy from 'the office' asks barbershop Yelp check-in Kevin to steal a pair of scissors and take them back to 'the office'. Strangely Kevin is weirded out by a stranger who's stalking him on Yelp wanting scissors and ends the call.
The show ends with 420 tons of voicemails.