I’m actually working on a column that addresses the very point you made Dave. If a departed detail goes unnoticed in a Disney theme park, is it important? But I’ve actually been working on that one off and on for awhile now, and I’m still having trouble getting the piece to convey what I want it to.

But the gist is I think it does matter. Whether it’s a burned out light, an uncleaned railing, an unrepaired effect, whatever, I think it matters regardless of how many people can tell you about it when they leave the park. I’ll try to work out the column in the next few days.

I’ve never liked Kevin Yee. He complains too much and has a poor writing style, even going so far as to include the obligatory negative slur in even his most positive-at-first-glance articles.