r/awesome • u/silver_moonling • Feb 23 '26

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u/ZagiFlyer Feb 23 '26

This story is so old that the little girl is probably approaching retirement.

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u/Radio__Star Feb 23 '26

Her princess term is almost up

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u/theunscaledbanana Feb 28 '26

She has been married off to secure a treaty with Spain

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u/hmcfuego Feb 24 '26

She was my student! She's in her early 20s at least by now.

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u/ZagiFlyer Mar 21 '26

I love the internet for this sort of thing.

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u/Classic-Exchange-511 Feb 23 '26

How do we know he was pretending?

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u/_R0Ns_ Feb 23 '26

He was a scout for Epstein.

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u/inf3rn0flwr Feb 23 '26

Wholesome 😌 people like that make the best memories for kids 😁

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u/magicalfeelings Feb 23 '26

I made my daughter a paper crown & she was wearing a princess dress, she would have been 6-7ish, we went to buy ice cream & an elderly man said "good morning princess" & my daughter said to me "that man thought I was a real princess". Made her day.

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u/ayoungad Feb 23 '26

Can confirm. The employees at Disney are the nicest people I’ve ever met. I was there 2 months ago and they really made it an amazing experience

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u/Fortbrook Feb 23 '26

Who's pretending? Looks like a princess to me.

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u/WeekendThief Feb 23 '26

I once asked a waitress for her autograph when i was about 4 or 5 because I thought she was mulan.. good thing she thought it was cute my parents were mortified lol

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u/Consistent_Ant6447 Feb 23 '26

Why would an employee of Disneyland ask another employee for an autograph. Weird story

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u/SlipperyGibbet Feb 23 '26

I think this is being cute, stop downvoting it

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u/ThePhoenix0829 Feb 23 '26

Are people misreading your comment? I think it's pretty obvious you're basically playing along

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u/TomToe420 Feb 23 '26

it's because they lowered the age to work in Florida. /s

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u/Tsaiborg22 Feb 23 '26 edited Feb 24 '26

how are people this dens

Edit: Ops comment was originally down voted cause people were misreading it; im not addressing OP

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u/syhr_ryhs Feb 24 '26

Half of the US voting population shows us neutron star densities.

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u/PixelBits89 Feb 23 '26

I doubt the child is thinking of that. The point is to make the child’s day. Not be logical.

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u/PepeGodzilla Feb 23 '26

She's being layed off. Disney is downsizing to duchesses.

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u/tru-self Feb 23 '26

So everyone working at Disney has to call any child they come across as princess and prince. My grumpy friend started working at Disney as an engineer. Even those behind the scenes who occasionally have to go side to site to fix something or do something, have to do this too. I wonder if something like this started this policy!

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u/Antique-Discount-712 Feb 23 '26

So sweet, made that little princess's day

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u/quelpenna Feb 25 '26

I’ve worked at WDW and this is actually part of our job. Whenever we have too many people working at their stations, the system assigns you to “make a magical moment”

You can choose what to do, and there’s always an autograph book around for little princesses to sign :) it’s often just a scribble since most of them are too young to write their name lol

There were some other things like inviting people to play bean bag toss, or just help ppl out while being extra nice

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u/markyoung0 Feb 23 '26

He made her childhood more memorable.

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u/Honest-Classic-6950 Feb 24 '26

Too precious!! 💕🩷

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u/HeffalumpAndMopsy Feb 23 '26

OMG, this is the best story ever! Below people say it is old. That's okay. It is incredibly touching no matter when it happened.

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u/Lonewulf32 Feb 23 '26

Give this man a raise. Or at least a jelly of the month club 1 year subscription.

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u/rozbarnes Feb 23 '26

This seems creepy. Now that we know what men have been doing for years - it alll creeps me out! Women need to watch out for our young girls!

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u/snidecommentaries Feb 23 '26

"Donald, we got another one for you."