This man has visited Disneyland 2,000 days in a row

I suppose he has to leave at closing time?

Two Thousand Nights at Disney’s…

A lot of people have obsessive behaviors. Most of them, including visiting Disneyland incessantly, don’t seem very interesting or productive. Hence a story about one, cast as a freak exhibition, seems unworthy of such a high-end publication as BoingBoing. It would be more appropriate for one of those little clickbait boxes that clutter up the cheesier ends of the Net.

This seems like a healthier way to self medicate by doing lines.

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Wait, you mean afternoon constitutional as in “afternoon constitutional”?
We live pretty close to the San Diego Zoo. I also like that we can just pop in with a pass and leave. Also, the evening zoo hours in the summer make it nice. We can show up around 5 when there is a stream of worn out families going the other direction.

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nah. Kinda cool really. I think people who are genuinely into their thing are the best.

I may not agree with my local Jehovahs Witnesses, but I don’t disparage them for trying to live their faith! (although, yes, as an organization they’re not one I want to see succeed, but as individuals… that’s the point)

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well, technically, it is was called the Bronx Zoological Park/Gardens. at various times…

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If you are able to just hang out and check out different parts of the park every day that seems cool. Disneyland seems like less of a trudge to get around in than Walt Disney World, too. I don’t know if I’d be in the mood for a Dole Whip every day, but I could easily see myself having one a couple of times a week.

You’d really have a good chance to observe and study the place and all of its attractions, too. A lot of creativity and engineering went into creating the park. When I was a kid it cost two bucks to enter Disneyland, and we always had leftover tickets at home to go on the rides.

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yeah, I’m not sure at all which meaning to assign there. :smirk:

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Yeah. I’m quite interested in the Disney Parks and I would definitely be interested in having the chance to observe the functioning of the park while not be under the pressure of making the most of my vacation time/dollar.

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Good news! Play your cards right and you can actually get PAID to do that.

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I dare say there would be other pressures involved…

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I was thinking that the job opening they’ve got advertised for a candy maker sounds fun, but perhaps you’re right.

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Oh, so he just goes for a couple hours or so. I was going to say, how could he possibly afford it? I don’t even mean the cost of entry, but like $9 hot dogs and the like? I guess you would have to preplan and pack food in.

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This man has visited Disneyland 2,000 days in a row

Dad, tell me the story again of why you can’t afford to send me to college.

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