Manager made a Big stink!
i thought CM's were supposed to trade regardless?
or is that only children?
:soapbox: Ahem.
The myth goes something like this:
"Hold a magnet up to a pin. A real pin will stick to the magnet, but a fake won't."
/Climbs down :soapbox:
Ultimately, it's up the individual CM to decide if they will trade with you or not (kid or adult), and that has been the rule from the beginning.
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I think EVERYTHING probably ends up back in circulation one way or another.
They can tell a guest they won't trade with them--with a reason, of course, not "I don't feel like trading with you." I don't know if the Disney parks still have them, but they used to have little handout brochures with pin trading rules on them, and the very last thing you read was that it was up to the individual CM to decide if they were going to pin trade with a guest.But, if they wear one, they must trade, if asked. Of course, CM's and guests are to follow the Disney Pin Trading Guidelines. I don't think that a CM that wears pins for trade can tell a guest that they won't trade with them.
I took them to DLR to see if they would be tradeable with CMs. Some took them, a couple said they couldn't (and I didn't push it). It's up to the CM.
I always wish the Disney would do something about the scrapper problem. Even though the manager was wrong with the whole magnet theory, I'm glad he wants to stop the spread of scrappers. If the guy had been trading scrappers, he would have deserved to be called out about it.
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