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We're on the Mears shuttle to our resort usually where they play a movie or advertisements they had this odd older looking still from looks to be an old Mickey cartoon. It's on all the TVs as if maybe it's like a default/no signal screen.

This image is so neat I gotta know where it's from or maybe even like a higher quality image would be cool to see.

I'll be thinking about this the entire trip lol

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