anniet
DIS Veteran
- Joined
- Jul 10, 2002
I was at work today- actually I was out- I work in the Sales Department for an HMO and I go to employer groups, set up a table with signs, give away refrigerator magnets with our company logo on them and answer questions for people who are on the plan, or thinking they want to join.
So this man tells me his daughter is a full time student doing an internship in WDW driving the trams in the parking lots(he wants to know if she can stay on his plan) So I make conversation by telling him I own DVC, and she probably drove a tram I was on. (I call it Disney's timeshare because not everyone knows what DVC is).
So he asks me if I would be interested in trading DVC for one of his timeshares on Cape Cod! I said NO so fast I thought I was going to blow him over! I didn't mean to, it was just a knee-jerk reaction. Like someone asked for my first born or something. Now, I've got absolutely nothing against Cape Cod, but I grew up on the South Shore-not all THAT different, we've got beaches, we've got great seafood-pretty much the only thing we don't have that the Cape does is the Kennedys. I still live relatively close to the water and DBF lives in a house where I can roll down the hill and onto the beach.
So he clarified by telling me it was in the month of June, but I politely said No thank-you, I'm not interested.
He told me he paid $300 for the timeshare, but I didn't ask any other questions. I wasn't trading!
So this man tells me his daughter is a full time student doing an internship in WDW driving the trams in the parking lots(he wants to know if she can stay on his plan) So I make conversation by telling him I own DVC, and she probably drove a tram I was on. (I call it Disney's timeshare because not everyone knows what DVC is).
So he asks me if I would be interested in trading DVC for one of his timeshares on Cape Cod! I said NO so fast I thought I was going to blow him over! I didn't mean to, it was just a knee-jerk reaction. Like someone asked for my first born or something. Now, I've got absolutely nothing against Cape Cod, but I grew up on the South Shore-not all THAT different, we've got beaches, we've got great seafood-pretty much the only thing we don't have that the Cape does is the Kennedys. I still live relatively close to the water and DBF lives in a house where I can roll down the hill and onto the beach.
So he clarified by telling me it was in the month of June, but I politely said No thank-you, I'm not interested.
He told me he paid $300 for the timeshare, but I didn't ask any other questions. I wasn't trading!