After a weekend with friends at Kentucky’s Lake Cumberland, my niece and her husband were packing up for the drive home. Somebody tossing garbage bags into a dumpster spied a bundle of discarded Playboy magazines in pristine condition all from the 1980s.
Unusual Attitudes: Frustrated in Florida
Key Takeaways:
- The article introduces David Mamet's essay, which critiques Disney World for its commercialism and regimentation, contrasting it with the genuine magic of older amusement parks.
- Mirroring Mamet's sentiments, the author describes her own "dreadful" and "enforced fun" experience at Disney World with an unwanted suitor, George, leading her to leave early and receive a refund.
- This specific Disney encounter is embedded within a broader narrative of an awkward and challenging flying trip with George, marked by his inexperience, personal friction, and flight complications.
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