Had an aunt Sandi who watched me one weekend and we stayed up late watching movies all the time. On the day my parents came back she had a bunch of empty beer cans spread out (she dumbed them into some bottles cus she didn't intend to drink) filled ashtrays with cigarettes (most of my family smokes like chimneys) and gave me some fake tattoos which looked as realistic as the could. So my parents came home, I was laying on the floor with a couple tattoos on my arm and a beer can in one hand and an ashtray next to me. My parents walked into that and said "Nice try, Sandi. Clean it up." So anyways that was a failed attempt.
It always confused me why The Haunted Mansion is all like “come back when you’re dead” but are super against people pouring ashes on the ride - like DONT ADVERTISE IT
I think people could sprinkle their loved ones ashes at Disneyland or World if they weren't so obvious about it! Besides, you don't need to dump the whole urn. A pinch will do!
Fun fact: Ursula is kinda truly a Queen. A Drag Queen. She was based off Divine, who played the mother Edna in the original Hairspray movie in 1988 (also the rival TV station owner).
Keep in mind this was in a time when doctors would smoke during a consultation and not too long after Coca-Cola stopped putting cocaine in their drink.
Good to know that I'm not the only one who saw that Ursula wasn't the villain in that particular story. Basically, Ariel got her unfaithful sort-of boyfriend to assassinate Ursula to avoid her contractual obligations. Amazing how the heir to the throne didn't know to consult an Atlantis-attorney before signing anything; and Ursula laid out the conditions very clearly to her.
@@savanaerie Maybe because she wasn't the heir to the throne she was the youngest of seven daughters. The youngest daughter who couldn't show up to a concert, at the beginning of the movie, which was suppose to be her musical debut letting down her sisters and the whole kingdom that came to watch it all so she could go to a shipwreck. So she has been shown to have done things in her own selfish interest before.
When I was in college, I had to do the entire Poor Unfortunate Souls in a series of Disney Rift Offs during a game night. It was fun, But, crazy. I even had to do Ariel's part.
My favorite part of Disneyland (being a season ticket holder for years) was being dragged there after my 5th miscarriage. I gave the stink eye to all the pregnant ladies in line with me. i know, wrong. Happiest Place on Earth? Not always! I can just manage to smile about it now.
Hey, thanks to cell phones (or morons...I'm not sure), there are more death trains. There's actually a law of averages for this now. Just start texting and walking and eventually a train will sneak up on you and kill you. Apparently this is a thing.
ok but that snow white impression was PERFECT. Also it sounds like whoever hates "childless women" is immensely jealous that we can enjoy ourselves without having to wipe baby bottoms. You shouldn't take toddlers to Disney anyway they don't have long attention spans so lines are miserable for them, its super expensive, and they end up forgetting it because they are too young. Wait until they can appreciate it and handle the long lines.
Yeah...that mom's post made my blood boil. And as a child that went to Disney at age 3, was scared by Minnie Mouse, and has... 3-4 flash memories, that being the most memorable...yeah. Wait till the kid is older. I understand the experience the person was trying to give us but.... Yeah. Anyone in mascot uniforms scares me, even if I know them . I honestly don't know if I could handle going to a park again, no matter the theme. I don't like interacting with them (yes, I understand it's their job).. But I also am not a fan of live acting for myself, it just makes me so uncomfortable so no reenactment or LARPing for me.
I only visited Disney world as an adult ( with my three kids) and I was left with the impression that kids can not really even appreciate the level of detail that has gone into everything there. I was in awe of many things that my kids didn’t even notice or weren’t that impressed with. Their ages ranged from 6 to 12 when we went. I hate how corporate and greedy Disney is. But you have to give credit to those imagineers. 🤷🏻♀️
Before I read it properly from start to finish I thought maybe "the slutty millennial" did something slightly rude and the mom overreacted but no she just didn't want to stand in line! XD WTF!
PX Xaver She didn’t just want to stand in line, she had the AUDACITY to be at the front of the line just as Mommy was passing by with Baby. Baby saw that trollop flouncing about with a pretzel and wanted one, too. How dare that millenial exist in the proximity of a holy mother and child?
Because if you look at it from a modern perspective, it's basically G-rated tame. I'm pretty sure a modern horror-themed Halloween costume would have incited mass panic in that era. Depictions of death imagery were rare and saved for places like graveyards. To them, it was extremely macabre. To us, it's laughably tame.
As TaelaDragonfox puts it, the standards by which maturity was judged have changed considerably, over the years. At some point in the latter half of the 19th century or first half of the 20th, up to the middle of the 20th century (i.e., the 1950's), American culture underwent a fad of "cleansing" itself. Until then, all things morbid were rather casually depicted throughout the world. Heck, hanged criminals were left on gibbets, as a symbol of justice, and epic poems are the oldest form of surviving literature. Ancient Greeks grew up on Odysseus graphically blinding Polyphemus, Anglo-Saxons grew up on Beowulf violently disarming Grendel, etc. Some people seem to assume that the standards of 1950's America were common throughout history, or the rest of the world. That's clearly not the case. As a species, we've constantly embraced things that are overtly terrible.
It's amazing how standards change over time. The skeleton dance is super tame and not even a little scary by today's standards, but apparently back then it had people clutching their pearls!
pooh is a creation of AA Milne 1926 Disney made stupid cartoon characterizations of wonderful original drawings by Earnest Shepherd who also did the original artwork in The Wind In The Willows so long ago
Sounds like a mother with a vendetta against childless woman, and not because the go to DW, but because she’s not childless and worry free 🤣 I’m a mother of 2 (14yo & 7yo), yes it’s stressful but why be nasty about others who don’t have to deal with the same stresses 🙈 definitely cracks me up as the post smells of jealousy 😅🤣
@@cherrie8386 That and it also seems like she wants everything for free just because she has a child. 😂😂 The last line killed me though; along the lines of "You dont know what its like to have an exhausted 3 year old." Yeah...there's a reason for that too.
When you said "Sleeping Beauty's castle almost caught on fire from a gas leak" I laughed and when Maleficent started laughing I realized I sounded like her and laughed harder 😂
"Snowwhite is about necrophilia" Oop--😂 Also, your friend is adorable!! She is so excited to be there eventhough she must have gone there like a 1000 times!! It's super cute, aw!
“That fox in Fox and the Hound” 😂 About 10 years ago the park was closed at around 1030am bc they had reached max capacity. I was there. It was crowded but the crazy part was it still, ran like clock work. 🤷🏻♀️
It is a solar myth Snow White represents Virgo the Virgin the Prince is a solar archetype. When Snow White goes into a coma like sleep it represents winter and the Prince kisses her the sun she awakens and all of nature blooms with her. And in an agrarian aware society having the sun copulat with the sleeping earth would not be the same type of social faux paux it does today. Bback in th8se days farmer Brown would go offwith his wife to copulat in the fields to guareentee a fruitful year. Most if not all of Disney's characters are based on astrological arhetypes. I have cracked his code and I can tell you that the guy was an occultic genius. Snow White Virgo the Virgin but here is another one Dumbo who is a baby male elephant who grows into a Bull elephant Taurus. Pluto name of a planet this planet symbolizes Scorpio hidden in plain sight.
Diamonds Are Forever I work at one of the stores so idk about the parks but I personally love it so far but like with any big company, it will get stressful. Disney stores and parks get a ton of guests so it is overwhelming but if you love the brand, you can definitely have fun with it 💕
I thought childless just meant that a person may want children in the future, while Childfree were people who weren't interested in children at all. I myself am Childfree, because I don't have any maternal instincts at all.
Hunter Jaeger that’s what it means now, but childless also means people who want kids but can’t. It used to be that childless meant a couple with no kids.
I went to Disneyworld as a childless 25 year old and I had the most amazing time. I’m from Australia so it was definitely a dream I thought I’d never have.
I went to Disney every year as a child until I was... 11/12, I think? And have been just a handful of times or so since I’ve become an adult. The adult trips have been far, far better than the kid trips. Everything was better and easier so I was able to enjoy it more. Honestly, Disney was fun as a kid but very frustrating and extremely exhausting so I always ended up a grumpy (& typically crying from exhaustion) mess by the end (all those miles of walking and hours of standing in lines are so, so tough on little kid legs! Adult me is able to endure it with ease, even at Disney world which was torturous as a kid). I felt so out of control and scared as a kid in the park because of the crowds and being small. Its really scary when you’re squeezed through thick crowds by a death grip on your hand and because you’re small, all you see are people’s butts everywhere at your eyeline... like a sea of faceless people pushing at you in every direction. It all feels very disorienting and scary, like you’re going to get lost and never found. I felt very anxious and panicked the majority of the time I spent as a kid there because of that kinda stuff. that’s really improved by being an adult. Also it rocks having your own money to spend on food and any silly merch you want instead of trying to beg your parents for it lol The only thing that’s better as a kid are character meets... it feels like magic as a kid but it’s pretty awkward as an adult ngl lmao
i mean not as if some of us were disastrously, mentally-scarringly destitute as children, right? why should our situation or happiness improve as adults, we ought to kowtow to the middle class karen and her ugly children and not subject them to our presence/s
@@andrewyoung2796 Thank you for your insight on an opinion. You are right, I am not completely free. I must still pay taxes and inevitably, I am bound to the natural laws of death. However, I am without children and, given the speed at which we as a society have learned to communicate and the diminishing of attention spans, calling myself a Person Without Children is too long, so Free it is. As a person completely independent of myself and not being members of the Borg Collective, you are more than welcome to identify yourself and others as you see fit. I, as a Childfree person, will continue to identify as Childfree.
Luke gervais And the original Sleeping Beauty story is about a king having his way with an unconscious girl and getting her pregnant with twins. And his queen tried to make their cook feed the children to him because he had screwed another woman. For real. Google ”Sun, Moon and Talia” if you don’t believe me.
"We get it, Karen, you regret having children and you're trapped in a loveless marriage. See a therapist instead of bashing people who are happier than you on Facebook."
I'm probably too old to go to mortuary school, but my nephew is enrolled and loves it! He already has a part-time job in the mortuary in the tiny town he lives in! He does online 4 days a week and one day a week he goes into the city for class on campus.
It’s been a bit of a myth, that his mothers death triggered his “no-mum” stance, but there’d already been an established pattern of his movies protagonists with dead or absent parents, before his mother died. He wasn’t doing original children’s tales, and it’s kind of hard to find traditional fairytales WITH mothers still alive
Katherine Tutschek Well, with tradition fairytales, they’re coming of age stories, and the absence of one (or both) parent, forces them out into the world to learn the lessons necessary lessons to overcome adversity, and to succeed or fail on their own, and they couldn’t or wouldn’t have had to take these steps if they still had the benefit of a maternal protection and care. Motherless was drives them and the plot, basically.
It was very common for women to die in childbirth, so not having a mother and/or having a stepmother was something a lot of children would relate to when most of the fairy tales Disney has covered originated. They were also pretty gruesome and definitely didn't shield children from the realities of violence and death like Disney's versions do (although some like Bambi do explore that to some extent).
It seems to me, Walt Disney was showing how it’s fun to be scared of death. And real mourning became more public, comforting in numbers, & a quicker recovery.
I got the notification and i was like "oh a random notification whatever" then i realized it was Ask A Mortician and i was like REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE FINALLY ANOTHER VIDEO
I paused it to read the whole post and couldn't help but blink and say "WOOOOW!" at several points. I mean, to say that you "fucking hate childless women with a BURNING PASSION!!!!" speaks to some serious mental health problems...geez
The last time I went to Disney World I was 20 and parents were more than happy to let me entertain their kids for them in ride lines! I had a tiny Tiana playing with my curls for 20 minutes straight in the line for The Haunted Mansion. THEN she wanted to get in my doom buggy instead of riding with her mom. She's lucky she was so cute!
@@BeverlyM52 I laughed so hard at that video on him, I coffee showered my keyboard and had it dripping off the screen! Now I must collect ALL the heads! Caitlin, Merch opportunity! Mini shot glass Heads, Keychain heads, Bookend Heads!!! Lamp heads, Cane handle heads...oh my and they all say their name when you push on their nose! (in that video voice naturally) "------Bentham's head"
Loved this one! As a mother, I'm happy EVERYONE goes. Everyone should enjoy the happiness Disney brings. lol. Thank you for your incredible content, as usual.
Random question: I work in a hospital and when someone dies on the ward we have some superstitions that seem to be universal regardless of belief or religion (within healthcare anyway.) For example the very first thing you do is open a window "to let the spirit out" another is after you have completed last offices on the body, when they are being wrapped in a flat sheet you need use 7 bits of tape to secure it. No more and no less " 7 steps to heaven." Is there anything similar in the funeral industry, anything everyone does regardless of personal beliefs? Edit: correcting wording.
I work in LTC in ON Canada ..we too open the window ..I never knew it was a universal thing tho and I've never heard of the 7 pieces of tape we get strings but I'll be using 7 from now on ☮️♥️
Adele Irvine I work in the United States and most hospitals I have been in don’t even have windows that open. One thing I’ve heard, but never did, was tying a knot in the sheets so the person didn’t pass away. I think they thought it would trap the soul? I’m not sure where that one came from.
I read your comment too quickly, it said raise your hand if you're a headless heathen..so I raised my hand and laughed! Wait a minute, how can I laugh if I don't have a head? Oh bother
Mine was the death of my grandfather at age 6, I saw him up close in his casket. Weird but it didn’t bother me and I lived next door to my grandparents so I saw him often. We didn’t have a tv back then.
Dorrie Gibson mine too! It was my first film and I was about three years old. I was devastated by his mother’s death and terrified for life of fire! I’m 65 now and I can still remember crying in the cinema and asking where Bambi’s mummy was..amnd the flames! Back in those days the screens were so much bigger!
Interestingly enough, the last time I went to Disneyland was after a close friend passed away, so I spent most of my time walking around the park pondering upon death. Every time I think of Disney, I also think of death, so it's very interesting to realize that Walt himself may have had the same outlook.
This is the perfect video to watch on the day that Disney Plus premieres ❤️ My 2 year old is watching Cars and I’m all excited for a new Ask A Mortician video. Thanks girl!!!
That childless mothers rant you popped on the screen for a second astounded me! The person who wrote it sounds jealous of the freedom we childless couples have. What she described sounds like pure hell and I'm glad I stuck with my decision not to have any kids. 😄😄😄
Kinda like that older movie "Thomasina" about the cat who was presumed dead by the little girl who owned it but the cat was actually alive but had amnesia. They even had a funeral for the cat, bagpipes and all. lol
Understandable Walt blamed himself for his mom's death. Since he didn't just contract for the house to be built. He had his own studio construction guys build the house for him. Back then anyone could build a house, and while the set construction guys did banger job on the house itself, they were not experienced in installing heating and cooling systems (it wasn't in their job for making studio sets) so they did what looked right with the heating system. But looking right and being right are too different things.
That childless rant is hilarious. That women is just plain miserable in general. It has nothing to do with her child or the chick with the pretzel. She's of child bearing age she's a millennial too lol what's wrong with people.
Srsly tho I had this haircut for a while and I have no idea how these gals aren't sweating straight through the bangs like I did. That's some Ursula magic or somethin'
Pfft. The Fox and The Hound was far more traumatic to me than Bambi’s mom dying. The last time I watched that movie was in my late teens and I still got teary eye’d.. Haven’t watched it since.
My sister and her husband have vacationed at Disney World every year for the past 28 years. If you ever suggest they might enjoy someplace else, they look at you like _you're_ crazy!
I used to work at Disneyland in the 1980s. I learned a lot of things about how weird the place actually is. I can't go into them here, it'd take too long. But they are much stranger than the things your guest describes. Still pretty interesting stuff.
What do you mean Disney +? We have had the Disney + channel in the UK for years, unless I'm thinking of something completely different which could be the case haha.
You're like the cool aunt that tells us scary stories when our parents aren't home
Lol I'm that aunt and I always worry I'll get in trouble.
I don't know about cool...definitely weird
@@sporkybutterz Nah. She definitely cool too. Like she would let you get away with shit your parents never would. 😂
Had an aunt Sandi who watched me one weekend and we stayed up late watching movies all the time. On the day my parents came back she had a bunch of empty beer cans spread out (she dumbed them into some bottles cus she didn't intend to drink) filled ashtrays with cigarettes (most of my family smokes like chimneys) and gave me some fake tattoos which looked as realistic as the could. So my parents came home, I was laying on the floor with a couple tattoos on my arm and a beer can in one hand and an ashtray next to me. My parents walked into that and said "Nice try, Sandi. Clean it up." So anyways that was a failed attempt.
Love this!!
It always confused me why The Haunted Mansion is all like “come back when you’re dead” but are super against people pouring ashes on the ride - like DONT ADVERTISE IT
Disappointing false advertising.
I mean you have to not be all there to think that’s even remotely culturally acceptable. Period.
Yikes don't be like that.
Kat Howard I think the comment is a joke
I think people could sprinkle their loved ones ashes at Disneyland or World if they weren't so obvious about it! Besides, you don't need to dump the whole urn. A pinch will do!
Fun fact: Ursula is kinda truly a Queen. A Drag Queen. She was based off Divine, who played the mother Edna in the original Hairspray movie in 1988 (also the rival TV station owner).
Divine was also the star of pink flamingos where he ate dog poop. It was disgusting
Do NOT eat poodle 💩 poop
Where is your source?
Huh...and all this time I thought she was a fat Bea Arthur!
Gotta start the queercoding early, I guess.
Walt Disney: So terrified of his own mortality that he avoided funerals.
Also Walt Disney: Smoked like a chimney.
Keep in mind this was in a time when doctors would smoke during a consultation and not too long after Coca-Cola stopped putting cocaine in their drink.
At those times ads were telling people that smoking is good for you and your lungs lol
That's okay..... Now you got fatties being told they rule..... Sigh.....
@@alejandromolinac There is that and also transgender toddlers are a thing.
@Maple lord I'm guessing that everything is rude and some sort of -phobic to you.
"Ursula is not a Disney villain, she is a Disney QUEEN!" Preach it!
Good to know that I'm not the only one who saw that Ursula wasn't the villain in that particular story. Basically, Ariel got her unfaithful sort-of boyfriend to assassinate Ursula to avoid her contractual obligations. Amazing how the heir to the throne didn't know to consult an Atlantis-attorney before signing anything; and Ursula laid out the conditions very clearly to her.
@@savanaerie Maybe because she wasn't the heir to the throne she was the youngest of seven daughters. The youngest daughter who couldn't show up to a concert, at the beginning of the movie, which was suppose to be her musical debut letting down her sisters and the whole kingdom that came to watch it all so she could go to a shipwreck. So she has been shown to have done things in her own selfish interest before.
misserika26 Ursula is terrifyingly awesome. I kinda want to dress a corpse in her likeness.
YES!
When I was in college, I had to do the entire Poor Unfortunate Souls in a series of Disney Rift Offs during a game night. It was fun, But, crazy. I even had to do Ariel's part.
As someone who lost her mom and step-mom by age 22 I like to call myself Disney's wet dream. Not only do I have 1 dead mom, I have two!
😫
That is literal worst nightmare material!
My favorite part of Disneyland (being a season ticket holder for years) was being dragged there after my 5th miscarriage. I gave the stink eye to all the pregnant ladies in line with me. i know, wrong. Happiest Place on Earth? Not always! I can just manage to smile about it now.
@@lynnefromthelake I'm Sorry!
@@tonyaharmon1383 Thanks for your kindness.
I’m so sorry
Okay, well...I guess I wasn’t ready for the owl story.
In his excitement he stomped it to death... ooook...
Not at all reminiscent of narcissists.
Extremely disturbing.
Not serial killer-y at all 🤣
Once you grab an owl, there are no half measures; you have to commit. (Note: do not grab an owl.)
Jenny Nicholson: Walt Disney was obsessed with trains!
Me: Oh.
Caitlin Doughty: Walt Disney was obsessed with DEATH.
Me: OH.
stormRed1236 tbh tho Disney was obsessed with a lot of shit xD
Bring the two together and what do you have? DEATH TRAINS!
@@darkninjafirefox I'll pay to see that.
Hey, thanks to cell phones (or morons...I'm not sure), there are more death trains. There's actually a law of averages for this now. Just start texting and walking and eventually a train will sneak up on you and kill you. Apparently this is a thing.
@@darkninjafirefox ALL ABOARRD
"Disney Parks has rarely closed since"
COVID-19: Hold my virus
More like:
“Disneyland has rarely closed since”
COVID-19: 拿着我的病毒
tktru lol what dose that say
3 months later.... still closed 🙃
lol i just came here to comment on that!
I’d rather not, thanks :)
“this one is called ‘instaqueen hashtag lipvibes’ which makes me wanna die”
mood
If you die at a funeral, is that considered a walk in client in your profession ?
Lol
In the car business, we'd call that a "fresh up"
Lmfao
😂
bahahahaha!!!
ok but that snow white impression was PERFECT.
Also it sounds like whoever hates "childless women" is immensely jealous that we can enjoy ourselves without having to wipe baby bottoms. You shouldn't take toddlers to Disney anyway they don't have long attention spans so lines are miserable for them, its super expensive, and they end up forgetting it because they are too young. Wait until they can appreciate it and handle the long lines.
Yeah...that mom's post made my blood boil. And as a child that went to Disney at age 3, was scared by Minnie Mouse, and has... 3-4 flash memories, that being the most memorable...yeah. Wait till the kid is older. I understand the experience the person was trying to give us but.... Yeah. Anyone in mascot uniforms scares me, even if I know them . I honestly don't know if I could handle going to a park again, no matter the theme. I don't like interacting with them (yes, I understand it's their job).. But I also am not a fan of live acting for myself, it just makes me so uncomfortable so no reenactment or LARPing for me.
“Not everything has to be about death!” Ma’am not even one of us is saying that
I love that you guys called out the angry Disney mom XD
I only visited Disney world as an adult ( with my three kids) and I was left with the impression that kids can not really even appreciate the level of detail that has gone into everything there. I was in awe of many things that my kids didn’t even notice or weren’t that impressed with. Their ages ranged from 6 to 12 when we went. I hate how corporate and greedy Disney is. But you have to give credit to those imagineers. 🤷🏻♀️
I'm beginning to think that morticians have the same haircut...
i babysat for a mortician a while ago and she had the exact hair but red
doesnt it in some of her video thumbnails remind u of Morticia Adams? just saying....
Dude SAME
11:35
U mean Karen for death
My two favorite types of TH-cam videos mixed into one: Death and Disney. Peak content
th-cam.com/video/umvgwXINJBE/w-d-xo.html You're welcome.
Death, Disney, and D/s.
@@remley8877 Me three!
With you
Your smile when she started to say the “We are childless women...” line Killed me 😂
As a childless woman I approve your message 😆
Oh my god that woman’s post was actually insane
I KNOW! Sounds like she's the one who maybe wants to be childless....
Lmao right? So entitled
Before I read it properly from start to finish I thought maybe "the slutty millennial" did something slightly rude and the mom overreacted but no she just didn't want to stand in line! XD WTF!
PX Xaver She didn’t just want to stand in line, she had the AUDACITY to be at the front of the line just as Mommy was passing by with Baby. Baby saw that trollop flouncing about with a pretzel and wanted one, too. How dare that millenial exist in the proximity of a holy mother and child?
What post?? (eats popcorn..drinks Tea)
My grandfather made the cake for the opening day of Disneyland here in California.
Could have frozen a piece of it with Walt's head,
Barf Salamandruid wow that’s a good family story
That's so cool!!!
That’s cool!
woooooow amazing
"hot take: snow white is about necrophilia"
LMAO i wasnt ready for that
Same
I thought it was about Bill Cosby, but either way; it`s pretty gross!
The original snow white was actually about it too, i think all of the original stories were incredibly dark and kinda disgusting tbh
So is sleeping beauty
Made me think of Betty Boop cartoon that were about menepause!
people really ignoring the fact that SPOOKY SCARY SKELETONS was deemed “too macabre”
Because if you look at it from a modern perspective, it's basically G-rated tame. I'm pretty sure a modern horror-themed Halloween costume would have incited mass panic in that era. Depictions of death imagery were rare and saved for places like graveyards. To them, it was extremely macabre. To us, it's laughably tame.
that was my fav cartoon when i was young i just loved everything about that cartoon and i still love it they can play that cartoon at my wake!
As TaelaDragonfox puts it, the standards by which maturity was judged have changed considerably, over the years.
At some point in the latter half of the 19th century or first half of the 20th, up to the middle of the 20th century (i.e., the 1950's), American culture underwent a fad of "cleansing" itself. Until then, all things morbid were rather casually depicted throughout the world. Heck, hanged criminals were left on gibbets, as a symbol of justice, and epic poems are the oldest form of surviving literature. Ancient Greeks grew up on Odysseus graphically blinding Polyphemus, Anglo-Saxons grew up on Beowulf violently disarming Grendel, etc.
Some people seem to assume that the standards of 1950's America were common throughout history, or the rest of the world. That's clearly not the case. As a species, we've constantly embraced things that are overtly terrible.
It's amazing how standards change over time. The skeleton dance is super tame and not even a little scary by today's standards, but apparently back then it had people clutching their pearls!
Okay but for real: are perfect bangs just something that happens to those in the Order of the Good Death???
It's a requirement
16Nire61 yup
@@Lavender_Louis may I ask why
Yes. Next question.
PX Xaver
A perfectly designed wig for Caitlin. She looks fabulous !
“Is Pooh Disney?”
Everything is Disney nowadays
ALL HAIL OUR NEW OVERLORD
And Caitlin literally joked about that at the end
Hail Hail Fire and Snow. Friendly Angel we shall go. Far away. Far to see. Friendly angel come to me.
pooh is a creation of AA Milne 1926 Disney made stupid cartoon characterizations of wonderful original drawings by Earnest Shepherd who also did the original artwork in The Wind In The Willows so long ago
@@hpharridan Oh I remember wind in the willows, I used to love that.
@Benu_Bird Don't tell me that.
"When they opened Disneyland in 1955, nothing worked!" "Yeah, but John, if Pirates of the Caribbean breaks down, the pirates don't eat the tourists!"
Thank you for that...
I went to universal studios in Florida when if first opened and nothing worked !
Classic!
That owl story wasn't just morbid, it was quite cruel...
Agreed. I find it disturbing.
I must agree, As a bird lover i find it very disturbing, but I guess children was more hardcore back in time.
To be fair, what else was there to do in 1908?
Alex White uh lots of shit other than animal cruelty.
Guys he didnt mean to kill it
That rant from the mom about childless women in the parks always makes me laugh so much when I come across it
It'll circulate the internet till the end of time
Sounds like a mother with a vendetta against childless woman, and not because the go to DW, but because she’s not childless and worry free 🤣
I’m a mother of 2 (14yo & 7yo), yes it’s stressful but why be nasty about others who don’t have to deal with the same stresses 🙈 definitely cracks me up as the post smells of jealousy 😅🤣
Ikr 😂
This lady needs the Disney treatmen
@@cherrie8386 That and it also seems like she wants everything for free just because she has a child. 😂😂 The last line killed me though; along the lines of "You dont know what its like to have an exhausted 3 year old." Yeah...there's a reason for that too.
I had to pause to read it and then I laughed for five minutes!
When you said "Sleeping Beauty's castle almost caught on fire from a gas leak" I laughed and when Maleficent started laughing I realized I sounded like her and laughed harder 😂
"join us next episode as us CHILDLESS HEATHENS storm the park gates and find death everywhere we look" iconic
Perfection
"I just look like a sad 80s baby sitter." Niceeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee.
"Snowwhite is about necrophilia"
Oop--😂
Also, your friend is adorable!! She is so excited to be there eventhough she must have gone there like a 1000 times!! It's super cute, aw!
"she isn't a villain she is a q U E EN"
had me dead
The voice that comes with that little pop-up "Disney's head" kills me every*single*time it's in a video.
"DisnEY's heaD!"
I always wait for it 😂
It.is.so.AWESOME!!
It makes me laugh every single time. I've even downloaded the soundbite onto my phone to give me a giggle when I need it!!
@@leebrueggemann847 that's awesome! For a split second, I thought you were going to say that it was your text tone lol 🥶 #DisneysHead
“That fox in Fox and the Hound” 😂
About 10 years ago the park was closed at around 1030am bc they had reached max capacity. I was there. It was crowded but the crazy part was it still, ran like clock work. 🤷🏻♀️
Death with my morning coffee.
Jason Sand Don’t you mean mourning coffee?
Thank you. Thank you. I’ll be here all week.
I’m having a McDonalds Vanilla Latte and I have to say it’s good lmao I only spent 2 dollars for a large while at Starbucks it’s like 5 dollars lmao
@@Jivolt ,bravo! Good stuff there!
This just confirms I need a Lindsey Ellis/Ask a Mortician crossover
YESSSS!
I'd watch that!
add Jenny Nicholsen to that mix!
Do you know i was just thinking that...i'd love an Ask a Mortician collab!!!
Sweet Jesus on Rollerskates!! Yes! YEEEEESSSSSS!!!
Always hated that Facebook post with the woman ranting about childfree women
Same, it irritates me for many reasons
all those flavors
and she chose salty
How dare y'all be happy!
oh she was BEEG mad 😂😂
Never saw it. Who posted it? Just tell me quickly then delete it :)
That entitled mother impression was perfect lol
You actually do look like Vanessa who Ursula pretended to be at the end lol
tatertotter808 I was gonna say that!!
Yessssssssssssss
Omg everything about her starting @3:06. Omg. I was intrigued, turned on, and frightened. Basically she became Vanessa.
LOL Caitlin: "Is Pooh Disney? " Sarah: "Yeah! There's a ride! We can go on it!" Caitlin: [is so done with this shit already]
"Hot take: Snow White was about necrophilia." I wasn't ready for that. 🤣
Mythi Kagnuuu it’s said she was raped and became pregnant
It is a solar myth Snow White represents Virgo the Virgin the Prince is a solar archetype. When Snow White goes into a coma like sleep it represents winter and the Prince kisses her the sun she awakens and all of nature blooms with her. And in an agrarian aware society having the sun copulat with the sleeping earth would not be the same type of social faux paux it does today. Bback in th8se days farmer Brown would go offwith his wife to copulat in the fields to guareentee a fruitful year.
Most if not all of Disney's characters are based on astrological arhetypes. I have cracked his code and I can tell you that the guy was an occultic genius. Snow White Virgo the Virgin but here is another one Dumbo who is a baby male elephant who grows into a Bull elephant Taurus.
Pluto name of a planet this planet symbolizes Scorpio hidden in plain sight.
i love when caitlin brings a friend of death on the channel and they all have the exact same hair cut as her
As a cast member, I’m intrigued
Same, lol time to find out what kind of company we’re involved with 😂😅
Is it actually true that working there sucks and is exhausting af
Diamonds Are Forever I work at one of the stores so idk about the parks but I personally love it so far but like with any big company, it will get stressful. Disney stores and parks get a ton of guests so it is overwhelming but if you love the brand, you can definitely have fun with it 💕
Alexis, look up Disney.
There’s plenty of stuff on the internet that can tell you. Look up deaths in Disney parks for example
You are not childless, which implies being "less than" something or someone else. You are childfree!
Amen...I make sure people know I'm childfree not childless
This is EVERYTHING!
Kearney Murphy she’s mocking the language of that Facebook post that used the term childless
I thought childless just meant that a person may want children in the future, while Childfree were people who weren't interested in children at all.
I myself am Childfree, because I don't have any maternal instincts at all.
Hunter Jaeger that’s what it means now, but childless also means people who want kids but can’t. It used to be that childless meant a couple with no kids.
“Depressed Mall Goth Blue” you just described my high school years. Lol!
Heavens forbid adults go to the places they only dreamt of in their childhoods. Adults shouldn't be allowed to dream, I guess?
I went to Disneyworld as a childless 25 year old and I had the most amazing time. I’m from Australia so it was definitely a dream I thought I’d never have.
I went to Disney every year as a child until I was... 11/12, I think? And have been just a handful of times or so since I’ve become an adult. The adult trips have been far, far better than the kid trips. Everything was better and easier so I was able to enjoy it more. Honestly, Disney was fun as a kid but very frustrating and extremely exhausting so I always ended up a grumpy (& typically crying from exhaustion) mess by the end (all those miles of walking and hours of standing in lines are so, so tough on little kid legs! Adult me is able to endure it with ease, even at Disney world which was torturous as a kid).
I felt so out of control and scared as a kid in the park because of the crowds and being small. Its really scary when you’re squeezed through thick crowds by a death grip on your hand and because you’re small, all you see are people’s butts everywhere at your eyeline... like a sea of faceless people pushing at you in every direction. It all feels very disorienting and scary, like you’re going to get lost and never found. I felt very anxious and panicked the majority of the time I spent as a kid there because of that kinda stuff. that’s really improved by being an adult.
Also it rocks having your own money to spend on food and any silly merch you want instead of trying to beg your parents for it lol The only thing that’s better as a kid are character meets... it feels like magic as a kid but it’s pretty awkward as an adult ngl lmao
i mean
not as if some of us were disastrously, mentally-scarringly destitute as children, right? why should our situation or happiness improve as adults, we ought to kowtow to the middle class karen and her ugly children and not subject them to our presence/s
Especially a place that goes with the motto "a place where dreams come true"
Never mind that childless adults probably have a lot more money to spend. You're welcome Disney.
I consider myself and others like me: CHILD-FREE, not CHILD-LESS. To me: I am not 'less' because I do not have children. :)
Wow that makes so much sense
Well you're not free either
@@andrewyoung2796 Thank you for your insight on an opinion. You are right, I am not completely free. I must still pay taxes and inevitably, I am bound to the natural laws of death. However, I am without children and, given the speed at which we as a society have learned to communicate and the diminishing of attention spans, calling myself a Person Without Children is too long, so Free it is. As a person completely independent of myself and not being members of the Borg Collective, you are more than welcome to identify yourself and others as you see fit. I, as a Childfree person, will continue to identify as Childfree.
I like being an Uncle
I can admire the youngsters without any real responsibility❤🙏
Love this!
Doctor: Congratulations, you're pregnant!
Disney Woman: *stress level 99%*
"Hot take! Snow White was about necrophilia."
*Ding!*
I swear, I choked on my coffee
I heard that and the first thing I thought of was CinemaSins. 😀
@@BennyLlama39 Oh my gosh, me too!
Well Cinderella is Foot fetish
Luke gervais And the original Sleeping Beauty story is about a king having his way with an unconscious girl and getting her pregnant with twins. And his queen tried to make their cook feed the children to him because he had screwed another woman.
For real. Google ”Sun, Moon and Talia” if you don’t believe me.
Tangled/Rapunzel is a hair fetish movie.
There is a lot to unpack in that "childless women" post yikes
"We get it, Karen, you regret having children and you're trapped in a loveless marriage. See a therapist instead of bashing people who are happier than you on Facebook."
Yep! Agreed!
Death mother has blessed us this morning 💕
The fact that almost all Disney animated movies are adapted from really creepy gothic stories
Dude I get so happy whenever our death mother posts she’s the reason I want to become a mortician
I'm probably too old to go to mortuary school, but my nephew is enrolled and loves it! He already has a part-time job in the mortuary in the tiny town he lives in! He does online 4 days a week and one day a week he goes into the city for class on campus.
I'm sure that Kaitlin has insured that there will be a flood of morticians in the incoming generations.
Death & Disney: Walt's Morbid Obsessions would be a bitchin' album title.
😂
"Ursula isn't a Disney villain she's a Disney Queen"
👏👏 *TEA* 👏👏
It’s been a bit of a myth, that his mothers death triggered his “no-mum” stance, but there’d already been an established pattern of his movies protagonists with dead or absent parents, before his mother died.
He wasn’t doing original children’s tales, and it’s kind of hard to find traditional fairytales WITH mothers still alive
True, it really bothers me that people think Walt wrote those tales like c'mon
I'm guessing because in the past it was common for women to die in childbirth.
Also, recently, in the 90's, there's a couple of heroines with moms, like Mulan, with both parents, and tiana, with her widowed mother
Katherine Tutschek Well, with tradition fairytales, they’re coming of age stories, and the absence of one (or both) parent, forces them out into the world to learn the lessons necessary lessons to overcome adversity, and to succeed or fail on their own, and they couldn’t or wouldn’t have had to take these steps if they still had the benefit of a maternal protection and care. Motherless was drives them and the plot, basically.
It was very common for women to die in childbirth, so not having a mother and/or having a stepmother was something a lot of children would relate to when most of the fairy tales Disney has covered originated. They were also pretty gruesome and definitely didn't shield children from the realities of violence and death like Disney's versions do (although some like Bambi do explore that to some extent).
"Yeah, there's a ride! Winnie the Pooh!"
*VIDEO BANNED IN CHINA*
There is always a death, an evil antagonist, usually wearing red black and purple.
Caitlin's "eh" reaction compared to her friend to Disneyland is very relatable.
Captions:
“...the happiest place on Earth, if the thing that makes you happy is JEFF”
Jefflings rejoice!
Deceased
Well, I'm glad I can make you happy. Rejoice!
It seems to me, Walt Disney was showing how it’s fun to be scared of death. And real mourning became more public, comforting in numbers, & a quicker recovery.
I was waiting for “Disney’s Head” at the head. 😂
I got the notification and i was like "oh a random notification whatever" then i realized it was Ask A Mortician and i was like REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE FINALLY ANOTHER VIDEO
Same here! Lol
Sameeeeee !!!!
TIL Walt Disney killed an owl with his bare hands for no reason.
He stomped on it, still crazy though!
@Steve Silvas,he's also slaughtering innocent people who willingly pay to get in..in their wallets
"Disney is for children not adults without kids". Have you been on /entitledparents lately ;p?
That post or one similar to it was everywhere last year
It is fo adults without kids too not children..
I paused it to read the whole post and couldn't help but blink and say "WOOOOW!" at several points. I mean, to say that you "fucking hate childless women with a BURNING PASSION!!!!" speaks to some serious mental health problems...geez
The last time I went to Disney World I was 20 and parents were more than happy to let me entertain their kids for them in ride lines! I had a tiny Tiana playing with my curls for 20 minutes straight in the line for The Haunted Mansion. THEN she wanted to get in my doom buggy instead of riding with her mom. She's lucky she was so cute!
No I donot hate children with a burning passion ..I donot have serious mental health problems..no it does not
7:19 the family resemblence is so striking it looks like they photoshopped walts face onto his mom
As a millennial who has worked for Disney, I will gladly go there having no kids. 😂😂
Also, this is an amazing series.
"----Disney's Head" !!!!!!!!!! I would just Love to have Bentham /IIIII\ Disney head bookends in our reading nook!
And where are you putting Haydn's head?
@@LixiaWinter In the mattress?
@@LixiaWinter Why, on top of my piano of course! ;)
(I had to look up Bentham!). Ah...growth...
@@BeverlyM52 I laughed so hard at that video on him, I coffee showered my keyboard and had it dripping off the screen! Now I must collect ALL the heads! Caitlin, Merch opportunity! Mini shot glass Heads, Keychain heads, Bookend Heads!!! Lamp heads, Cane handle heads...oh my and they all say their name when you push on their nose! (in that video voice naturally) "------Bentham's head"
That lady is exactly how I imagine a disney world lifer looks
Loved this one! As a mother, I'm happy EVERYONE goes. Everyone should enjoy the happiness Disney brings. lol. Thank you for your incredible content, as usual.
I appreciate you not shaming childless women! Disney is for everyone!
@@dorriegibson8074 Preach!!
I cannot abide the rat. Never could.
CHILDLESS MILLENNIAL OVER HERE CRACKING UP!!!
Man all these videos are finished so quickly. I want more! Also, so eerie to see videos of the Disney Park pre-COVID
Random question: I work in a hospital and when someone dies on the ward we have some superstitions that seem to be universal regardless of belief or religion (within healthcare anyway.) For example the very first thing you do is open a window "to let the spirit out" another is after you have completed last offices on the body, when they are being wrapped in a flat sheet you need use 7 bits of tape to secure it. No more and no less " 7 steps to heaven." Is there anything similar in the funeral industry, anything everyone does regardless of personal beliefs?
Edit: correcting wording.
I work in LTC in ON Canada ..we too open the window ..I never knew it was a universal thing tho and I've never heard of the 7 pieces of tape we get strings but I'll be using 7 from now on ☮️♥️
Adele Irvine I am a nurse and I’ve never heard of any of those practices. Is it a regional thing?
@@robiemariew I'm not religious at all and I work for the NHS, maybe it's a British thing
Excuse me for saying, but that's... really stupid.
Adele Irvine I work in the United States and most hospitals I have been in don’t even have windows that open. One thing I’ve heard, but never did, was tying a knot in the sheets so the person didn’t pass away. I think they thought it would trap the soul? I’m not sure where that one came from.
I love how you released this the same day as Disney+
Raise your hand if you’re a childless heathen 🙋♀️🙋♀️
I read your comment too quickly, it said raise your hand if you're a headless heathen..so I raised my hand and laughed! Wait a minute, how can I laugh if I don't have a head? Oh bother
John Grepo LOL!! You can raise your hand as a headless heathen too!!
Megan Murderpint 🙋🏼♀️
I'm a heathen !.....with 2 kids 🤦♀️
Hannah Tariq you can absolutely raise your hand!!
When your first experience with childhood trauma is the regicide of Mufasa.
I'm a wee bit older and my first death was Bambi's mother in the early 1970's. Still have a tough time with that movie!
same! when I first got in contact with hamlet without having a clue about what hamlet was
Mine was the death of my grandfather at age 6, I saw him up close in his casket. Weird but it didn’t bother me and I lived next door to my grandparents so I saw him often. We didn’t have a tv back then.
Points for using regicide
Dorrie Gibson mine too! It was my first film and I was about three years old. I was devastated by his mother’s death and terrified for life of fire! I’m 65 now and I can still remember crying in the cinema and asking where Bambi’s mummy was..amnd the flames! Back in those days the screens were so much bigger!
We took our daughter to Disneyworld in 1982 when she was nine - a glorious day for Liz! We spent literally the WHOLE DAY there. Never again.
Interestingly enough, the last time I went to Disneyland was after a close friend passed away, so I spent most of my time walking around the park pondering upon death. Every time I think of Disney, I also think of death, so it's very interesting to realize that Walt himself may have had the same outlook.
This is the perfect video to watch on the day that Disney Plus premieres ❤️
My 2 year old is watching Cars and I’m all excited for a new Ask A Mortician video.
Thanks girl!!!
The saccharine quality of your content combined with the macabre works surprisingly well.
1:27 Is that haircut mandatory for all morticians?? lol I honestly thought that was another picture of herself.
That childless mothers rant you popped on the screen for a second astounded me! The person who wrote it sounds jealous of the freedom we childless couples have. What she described sounds like pure hell and I'm glad I stuck with my decision not to have any kids. 😄😄😄
Me too!
@@kenneth9874 🤜
Lol
Kinda like that older movie "Thomasina" about the cat who was presumed dead by the little girl who owned it but the cat was actually alive but had amnesia. They even had a funeral for the cat, bagpipes and all. lol
Certain parts of Fantasia scared me as a child.
Night on Bald Mountain terrified me as a child.
Now, I can't Wait to watch it. The images are just... Amazing! Wow! O.O
@@MrPaul-bn9cl,the images move too quickly to really enjoy the skeletons and demons! Excellent show
I feel like Caitlyn should have a white hat (since Ursula's hair is white).
Understandable Walt blamed himself for his mom's death. Since he didn't just contract for the house to be built. He had his own studio construction guys build the house for him. Back then anyone could build a house, and while the set construction guys did banger job on the house itself, they were not experienced in installing heating and cooling systems (it wasn't in their job for making studio sets) so they did what looked right with the heating system. But looking right and being right are too different things.
That childless rant is hilarious. That women is just plain miserable in general. It has nothing to do with her child or the chick with the pretzel. She's of child bearing age she's a millennial too lol what's wrong with people.
Heather Graham you do realize it was the girl that made the video right?
All Your friends have the same hair cut!! I LOVE IT!!!
I put it in their contracts.
@@AskAMortician The photo of Walt with his daughter, in bangs, gave me a start! I didn't know Walt was your father!!! Hahahaha
Srsly tho I had this haircut for a while and I have no idea how these gals aren't sweating straight through the bangs like I did. That's some Ursula magic or somethin'
Pfft. The Fox and The Hound was far more traumatic to me than Bambi’s mom dying. The last time I watched that movie was in my late teens and I still got teary eye’d.. Haven’t watched it since.
I’m sorry but people obsessed with Disney are of a different species.
Tell me about it, my father figure and his wife are OBSESSED with it and it gets to be a bit much
My sister and her husband have vacationed at Disney World every year for the past 28 years. If you ever suggest they might enjoy someplace else, they look at you like _you're_ crazy!
I'm Disney obsessed. More so movies. Never actually been to either park. Though I would like to once before I die.
@Joe Roscoe what happened that made you not want to go back? 😂
@Joe Roscoe Fair enough, I've never been so I don't really know what it's like but I get why some people avoid it based on that 😂
I used to work at Disneyland in the 1980s. I learned a lot of things about how weird the place actually is. I can't go into them here, it'd take too long. But they are much stranger than the things your guest describes. Still pretty interesting stuff.
Caitlin, your take on TinkerBell needs to be a pin.
I would second that
The fact that this came out the same day as Disney+ is everything! Miss Doughty knows what she’s doing. 😍😁
What do you mean Disney +? We have had the Disney + channel in the UK for years, unless I'm thinking of something completely different which could be the case haha.
@@camvin575 Oh, it's the Disney streaming service, akin to Netflix! Give it a Google for more details
“and the park has rarely been closed since” boy would 2020 be a shock
"Tune in for the next episode of 'Death & Disney' when we childless heathens storm the Happiest Place on Erff...Earth...whatevers. Close enough." :D
"Disneys Head!"
I had to scroll way too far for this
That owl killing story... he could have become a serial killer, but he got it together and made the Happiest Place on Earth
I cracked up when you went over the pretzel story. Also, all hail childless heathennnnnns!!!
"Childless heathens"
OMG, you have no idea how much I can relate to that.