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According to a patent filed last year, Disney wants to use covert cameras hidden around the park to photograph and track guest’s shoes and other footwear to keep tabs on where they go, or what attractions they’re visiting.
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Wouldn't there be a lot of guests with the same shoes?
Hey, let's ride (random Intamin coaster). What? It's broken down? I totally didn't expect that.
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Note to self: Take several pairs of shoes into the park with me. Pack next to the tin foil hat.
Coincidentally, I put covert cameras on my shoes at Disney to take pictures of... well, nevermind.
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Wouldn't facial recognition technology already cause this shoe thing to be obsolete?
-Travis
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Note to self: Take several disguises into the park with me. Pack next to the shoes and tin foil hat.
Why am I reminded of the restroom challenge of trying to find an empty stall, and identifying *occupied* stalls by the presence of shoes?
You still have Zoidberg.... You ALL have Zoidberg! (V) (;,,;) (V)
Because North Carolina plans to license this Disney technology to determine the gender of the people in the stalls by their shoes.
Sometimes I try to figure out if I'm friends with the person in the poop stall by looking at their shoes, because I'm concerned about smelling the sh*t of someone I know.
-Travis
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