Umm but they didn't even act like adults and respect the restricted zone lol I probably wouldn't have stopped it if anything it's good PR for Disney but if that's his job
@@MrWhis-fe5hs I’m sorry did you not hear them say they asked for permission before they trespassed on restricted zones? They did behave like adults. Even though they were mad, they weren’t screaming and shouting, they weren’t fighting him. All the employee should have done was ARTICULATE that they aren’t allowed there regardless of what the other employee said. You don’t snatch things from people, that’s little children behaviour.
I can see an argument for telling someone they have to move and do it elsewhere...but the moment you take an engagement ring that someone paid for out of their hands, you're asking for a pummelling.
Unless danger or disrespect is clearly expected or assured, snatching someone's personal belonging for a minor inconvenience is one of the most unprofessional things an employee can do, overall. If we consider this specific circumstance (Disneyland, which is *literally* a place where customers of all ages *pay* for a service which is *specifically* required to fulfill a fantasy/create and maintain a happy moment through entertainment and personal attention) a behavior like that wasn't only technically unnecessary, but punishable, since it literally goes against the purpose of the service. There are ways to deal with minor inconveniences in a circumstance like Disneyland's. Professionals in fact manage to do it while staying in character, in order to respect the protocol as well as the service the clients paid for. That dude messed up big time, and ruined what he was *paid* not to ruin: a special moment for a customer (which actually is objectively and historically considered a big deal all around the world). He could have managed it differently, but he chose to ruin someone's special moment and to lose his job instead. Smart move!
What likely happened was his manager was not happy and sent him in to do the dirty work. It's widely known that disney grunts are often overworked and abused by upper management. He was given an order by the mouse he had to get it done asap.
@@MikeFelix1805 You would like to think that, but probably did not happen. Too much inconvenience. If they axed him, believe me, you would know. Put yourself in the employee's boots, all you have to do is wait 2-3 minutes and it's all over. But he couldn't resist and just had to ruin that moment for both of them for absolutely no reason.
The employee could have waited like 30 seconds and then rushed them off in a playful way. Like “let’s get the bride and groom some pictures over here away from the pyrotechnics!” Match their excited energy.
The nerve of that employee to run in-between them to snatch the ring, then yell at the guy like he's an utter fool. I hope that employee enjoys the publicity he just won himself.
@@redlightmax in case he is being told by his boss to remove the couple from the restricted area. At that moment he didn't know another guy gave them a go ahead
@@michaelhong2565 no matter what he did to interrupt the couple(more polite or not), he would be blamed by them that he ruined their special moment anyway
Best customer service ive ever had was in paris, not only extremely nice employees but also knowledgeable. Dont act entitled or stuck up and people will be nice to you for a change. This comes from a guy that has a slight desdain against france in general.
@@connerwilson142 honestly don't know where that stereotype comes from but i can confidently say that french people( in my experience ofc) are Incredible at customer service and also incredible entitled/bratty customers.
They were verbaly warned, when verbal communication doeant work, effective physical communication is the go to, he didn't cause any harm and got them out of the restricted area.
@@EcchiTC according to every video I watched, they got permission from an employee but regardless you bitter person, he should have never handled it like that. Disney parks have apologized so obviously the employee was wrong.
Darned if he did darned if he didnt. Disney employee should have let the magical moment happen and NEVER touched the ring. Guests have to understand stages are a constant production with paid performers and giant machines and all, and understand why everyone doesnt have pictures like these.
@@freemara3429 then that employee was in the wrong. Doesnt look like this employee communicated the guests request to the rest of the staff. Saying yes to these guests request was over her head.
@@Fight4FatalFrame considering disney employees have strict rules to follow including doing their best to make moments magical, i doubt she was in the wrong.
@@dwo356 They gave the couple zero compensation (a free holiday to Disney is literally the LEAST Disney offered, and obviously the couple rejected it), there is no evidence that the employee got fired (which would have helped their PR), and that employee did it delibarely. Imagine what must be going through your mind when a couple are in a restricted area, but only to propose and would be gone in less than 30 seconds? He did it specifically to ruin their moment.
I don't find it funny ! it is rather very sad. that was a very special moment for two people. Rules are made for rules but not people for rules!! Shame on you disneyland!!
If there's no sing saying keep out that mean s the employee has no right to do that he was lucky the guy proposing didn't beat him up for grabbing the ring like that I would
I wonder if the old rules included anything about employees getting whupped? 🥾They had their own country for awhile. Inside the US, even... If one of their people is getting beat, will the police come?
I hate people who are rule followers to a fault. Like, sure they were technically breaking the rules, but can you not let it slide for literally 30 seconds? Doesn't he realize that all he did is make Disney (the corporation that made that rule and are his employers) look bad. People like this only enforce rules because it makes them feel powerful, because the feel powerless in every other aspect of their life.
I don't normally wish to comment like this, but some progress? It doesn't change the fact that this one employee wasn't the only one who took it too far and punishing the wrong people, it just doesn't add up for having the way they act letting workplace psychopaths and pedophiles go off unpunish.💔 To Ante and Rosa (if they ever see my comment), I am sorry for what happened went heartbreaking and nerve-wreck on that moment. I understand to respect your decision, what even broke my heart the most..? We have to find out more than 1 reason why, because we don't really know what's going on behind closed doors. In fact, the children of all ages are in danger. Please stay safe and take heart.
The guy was just doing his job - probably didn't need to snatch the ring. I think he had to do something extreme because if one person saw that another couple was able to do this in a restricted area to get their moment, then everyone would have wanted to and it's a burden on employees. You pay for tickets to Disney for the rides and attractions, but it doesn't give you permission to trepass on gated off/restricted areas.
I honestly feel the employee made it 1000 times better. The couple can look back and laugh about it when they are older. What could have been a small intimate moment is now a world wide hit! Hahah .. that’s just me
It's not just you. While I think they should be compensated for what happened, this will always be something they can laugh at later. While they weren't great at the time, some of our most memorable moments that make us laugh from my and my wife's wedding were the things that went wrong.
I’m sorry to say it but the employee was completely in the right, if it’s correct that the stage is off limits to the public as it’s surrounded by technical equipment and hazardous pyrotechnics then the person who should be in trouble should be whoever said they can go there or them if they didn’t actually ask. Imagine a different headline ‘proposal ruined by pyrotechnics blowing up couple, slow to act mickey eared employ should have moved them sooner’ I get it sucks for the couple but the guys was doing his job and taking it seriously for what seems to be a valid reason
I get he was doing his job but to say he was completely in the right I disagree with. Obviously if your solution to escort someone away from the area is to snatch their engagement ring from their hands and don't see that as unprofessional then I dunno what to tell you. He's lucky the other guy was chill because it would have been very easy to turn to the employee and completely deck him just for taking his presumably expensive property during a monumental moment in their life.
The guy was a d*ck for the way he approached them. Would you do exactly what he did and snatch someone's ring during a proposal? Because I didn't see anything going on at that moment and in any case, let them experience that one time moment and then escort them safely off stage! I guess Disney didn't take their employee's antics to kindly either judging by this video's title!
Disney really is soemthing...as they ditch johnny depp.....now marriage proposal scene has been ditched as well... Not good for disney..really bad!😈👺🤪💩🤡
Yes! If you are thinking "the moment was destroyed" after proposing in effing Disneyland, you should be prepared for the divorce in a few months. These shallow people really do believe that they all live in Selfie-Land.
He didn't do the right thing. He was told to politely asked them to get down after a miscommunication with another employee telling them it was ok. Did he politely ask them to get down? No what he did was swipe the ring box and passive aggressively gestured with his arms for them to get down.
Exept for all the people cheering and then all the other people who complained online, forcing Disney to apologize. It's more that no one cares about you and you're projecting. Sad.
Cmon no video has posted his identity. I say we group and make that boys life miserable. He gets off ruining other peoples happiness like a true hater it’s his turn now
People are bound to recognize him sooner or later, his identity doesn't need to be plastered so other narcissists can use him as a scapegoat, which is what it'll mostly be.
People are bound to recognize him sooner or later, his identity doesn't need to be plastered so other narcissists can use him as a scapegoat, which is what it'll mostly be.
You need a life. At the end of the day, he was doing his job. He might not have gone about it the right way, but working at a theme park in areas where people could get injured is highly stressful because if they don’t listen, their lives are on the line. Disney has four keys that drive everything they do- safety, courtesy, show and efficiency (in that order). Safety goes above courtesy, what happens if a pyrotechnic would have gone off on the couple for being in a place where they’re not supposed to be?! Again, bit the right way to go about it, but to bully someone for a mistake in a high stress job is low and despicable.
@@eardescentmarvelo7566 a mistake lol. Bro did it with a smile on his face. and his response showed some malice. Don’t know how you can defend someone when literally anyone with common sense on first view of the video knew that was the dumbest thing to do. this man takes his job at Disney land way too serious.it’s a theme park bro he’s not a doctor lol. He was straight hating and jealous. People like him need to be exposed. You are probably somebody like him who takes simple jobs way too far and serious. No type of common sense.
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It’s the grabbing of the ring that was condescending, rude and unnecessary. Don’t snatch people’s items. Use words like an adult.
Umm but they didn't even act like adults and respect the restricted zone lol I probably wouldn't have stopped it if anything it's good PR for Disney but if that's his job
@@MrWhis-fe5hs I’m sorry did you not hear them say they asked for permission before they trespassed on restricted zones? They did behave like adults. Even though they were mad, they weren’t screaming and shouting, they weren’t fighting him. All the employee should have done was ARTICULATE that they aren’t allowed there regardless of what the other employee said. You don’t snatch things from people, that’s little children behaviour.
I can see an argument for telling someone they have to move and do it elsewhere...but the moment you take an engagement ring that someone paid for out of their hands, you're asking for a pummelling.
Yeah snatching the ring was completely unnecessary
You can’t snatch someone’s wedding ring, absolutely regardless of the situation. Even life or death. You don’t take someone’s jewellery
nah, anyone else would see the guy drop on one knee and they would stop and watch the proposal
@@TH-camrr285 That ring has got bad memories attached to it now, they should sell it and get another one. That one is cursed.
Lol u can’t be getting paid that much to be that up tight
Wokes are naturally neurotic.
I'm honestly surprised that the Disney _thief_ didn't get punched.
It's France, not surprised.
How is he a thief? He gave it back. Lol
Then get thrown out
Most people don't automatically resort to violence.
Unless danger or disrespect is clearly expected or assured, snatching someone's personal belonging for a minor inconvenience is one of the most unprofessional things an employee can do, overall.
If we consider this specific circumstance (Disneyland, which is *literally* a place where customers of all ages *pay* for a service which is *specifically* required to fulfill a fantasy/create and maintain a happy moment through entertainment and personal attention) a behavior like that wasn't only technically unnecessary, but punishable, since it literally goes against the purpose of the service.
There are ways to deal with minor inconveniences in a circumstance like Disneyland's. Professionals in fact manage to do it while staying in character, in order to respect the protocol as well as the service the clients paid for.
That dude messed up big time, and ruined what he was *paid* not to ruin: a special moment for a customer (which actually is objectively and historically considered a big deal all around the world).
He could have managed it differently, but he chose to ruin someone's special moment and to lose his job instead. Smart move!
What likely happened was his manager was not happy and sent him in to do the dirty work. It's widely known that disney grunts are often overworked and abused by upper management. He was given an order by the mouse he had to get it done asap.
Where did you hear that he was fired? I have not heard this anywhere.
@@gigantomastiaCuddler Considering that the park to issue an appolgy, the most likely scenario is that the employee got the AX.
@@MikeFelix1805 You would like to think that, but probably did not happen. Too much inconvenience. If they axed him, believe me, you would know.
Put yourself in the employee's boots, all you have to do is wait 2-3 minutes and it's all over. But he couldn't resist and just had to ruin that moment for both of them for absolutely no reason.
The employee could have waited like 30 seconds and then rushed them off in a playful way. Like “let’s get the bride and groom some pictures over here away from the pyrotechnics!” Match their excited energy.
Apply to Disney then
At the very least he could've let them have their moment and afterwards escort them away, boom everyone is happy
I feel an unbridled rage everytime I see this video hahaha.
The nerve of that employee to run in-between them to snatch the ring, then yell at the guy like he's an utter fool.
I hope that employee enjoys the publicity he just won himself.
He ran up there faster than Sonic the Hedgehog to snatch that ring
The guy is doomed either way. If he didn't interrupt the proposal, he would be fired anyway
Firing is a PR thing. Management probably thought he made the park looked bad. Had he act less rashly and more politely, he could have survived.
1:36 Why would he be fired when another employee gave the proposal the go-ahead?
@@redlightmax in case he is being told by his boss to remove the couple from the restricted area. At that moment he didn't know another guy gave them a go ahead
@@michaelhong2565 no matter what he did to interrupt the couple(more polite or not), he would be blamed by them that he ruined their special moment anyway
I would've knocked him the EFF out. Period
I hope he got fired, they don’t get paid enough to harass people.
A diamond ring ain't just some rock for someone to be grabbing like that!
Actually, you will be surprised how cheap diamonds actually are on the market
@@andmos1001 Not the market most of us actually have access to unfortunately.
@@dwo356 sugar is kind of like a diamond
It actually is a rock
The dude should be unhirable for a while. No one is going to want the publicity for employing him until this blows over.
Horrible and disgusting, but I am not surprised what Disney does anymore.
Nope disgusting organization.
After they said Paris it made sense. Nobody is nice in Paris
What?!! I am sure there are a lot of nice people in Paris!
@@bubbagump2704 nope
Best customer service ive ever had was in paris, not only extremely nice employees but also knowledgeable. Dont act entitled or stuck up and people will be nice to you for a change.
This comes from a guy that has a slight desdain against france in general.
@@EcchiTC it's the stereotype that french people, especially in Paris, are extremely rude
@@connerwilson142 honestly don't know where that stereotype comes from but i can confidently say that french people( in my experience ofc) are Incredible at customer service and also incredible entitled/bratty customers.
Disney: Nice work pal
Disney needs to pay for their wedding also 😌👍
That's exactly what I was thinking
They legally cannot be forced. They can only offer.
😡😡😡😡 Oh good one mouse ears now Disney has lost 2 visitors, what a nice way to ruin the proposal
Why grab the ring out of his hand like that though...so mean spirited.
They were verbaly warned, when verbal communication doeant work, effective physical communication is the go to, he didn't cause any harm and got them out of the restricted area.
@@EcchiTC according to every video I watched, they got permission from an employee but regardless you bitter person, he should have never handled it like that. Disney parks have apologized so obviously the employee was wrong.
Disney should arrange their marriage in their park as an apology
Apparently they were told not to go on the state prior
That's how you get punched in the face haha horrible 😂
Update: That employee got fired. No longer works there.
He wasn’t actually.
I would make Disney pay for our biggest expensive wedding only.
It's Disney, and he's French. It's gonna happen lol
Disney has always gone above and beyond for my family.
Darned if he did darned if he didnt. Disney employee should have let the magical moment happen and NEVER touched the ring. Guests have to understand stages are a constant production with paid performers and giant machines and all, and understand why everyone doesnt have pictures like these.
he asked an employee for permission. when he’s saying “she said yes!” and pointing, he is referring to the employee he asked.
@@freemara3429 then that employee was in the wrong. Doesnt look like this employee communicated the guests request to the rest of the staff. Saying yes to these guests request was over her head.
@@Fight4FatalFrame considering disney employees have strict rules to follow including doing their best to make moments magical, i doubt she was in the wrong.
@@freemara3429 allegedly asked...
THIS IS ABSOLUTELY DISGUSTING THAT GUY (EMPLOYEE) SHOULD BE KICKED OUT
its almost as if people actually followed the rules…..then this wouldn’t have happened 😂
this is the state of the nation.
This guy represents what Disney really is today....
Except Disney is not condoning what he did. 🤷
@@dwo356 They gave the couple zero compensation (a free holiday to Disney is literally the LEAST Disney offered, and obviously the couple rejected it), there is no evidence that the employee got fired (which would have helped their PR), and that employee did it delibarely. Imagine what must be going through your mind when a couple are in a restricted area, but only to propose and would be gone in less than 30 seconds? He did it specifically to ruin their moment.
🙄Highly doubt it.
So essentially Ante broke the rules and stepped where he shouldn't, will like to know if he really asked an employee
No he didn't, which is why Disney apologized. STFU corporate tool. "People" like you are why there is no happiness left in the world.
Nothing justifies what that jerk did. Nothing.
I am pretty sure disney would not have apologized if they did not ask someone who said yes.
He asked for permission
He asked and another employee gave him permission
“Onlaiiiiine”
I don't find it funny ! it is rather very sad. that was a very special moment for two people. Rules are made for rules but not people for rules!! Shame on you disneyland!!
Expect this employee to take a trip to the unemployment office after that incident.
Will disney take action against the employee.
Even cops won't do ot even if they did in side white house
I feel bad for worker
If there's no sing saying keep out that mean s the employee has no right to do that he was lucky the guy proposing didn't beat him up for grabbing the ring like that
I would
I wonder if the old rules included anything about employees getting whupped? 🥾They had their own country for awhile. Inside the US, even... If one of their people is getting beat, will the police come?
I hate people who are rule followers to a fault. Like, sure they were technically breaking the rules, but can you not let it slide for literally 30 seconds? Doesn't he realize that all he did is make Disney (the corporation that made that rule and are his employers) look bad. People like this only enforce rules because it makes them feel powerful, because the feel powerless in every other aspect of their life.
Disney apologies to this couple, but the Disney didn't apologies to Johnny Depp lol
Or little Florida kids getting groomed to be drag queens.
plot twist: the employee snatched the ring to save the man from embarrassment if she said "no"
the disney employee was probably jealous because his bf hasn't proposed to him yet.
....but her voice.... and the narration....
I’d let them do their engagement photos [for free] at the park
I wouldn’t want to after something like that happened
1:55
@@airfloresjp ikr, just a reminder of that awful man who ruin your proposal at that location.
Nah he was wayyy to late
He could've waited then told them to step off and gave then a lecture. Nah he took his job way too seriously
good job Disney. with your magical BS
🙄Oh, please.
Disney is so famous for controversy.
I don't normally wish to comment like this, but some progress? It doesn't change the fact that this one employee wasn't the only one who took it too far and punishing the wrong people, it just doesn't add up for having the way they act letting workplace psychopaths and pedophiles go off unpunish.💔
To Ante and Rosa (if they ever see my comment), I am sorry for what happened went heartbreaking and nerve-wreck on that moment. I understand to respect your decision, what even broke my heart the most..?
We have to find out more than 1 reason why, because we don't really know what's going on behind closed doors. In fact, the children of all ages are in danger. Please stay safe and take heart.
Wtf
Good 😂. Can care less about your moment. No special treatment
Right
Its a proposal you jerk, waiting 10 seconds to not ruin someones moment isnt that hard. Act like a human
The only way for them tO actually say they are sorry is to pay for YHEIR wedding
Lol then people are going to do this for free stuff...so, no.
@@linkpwnsevery1 this was a mistake on their part. Not the couple.. .
Is it? That's the only way?
The guy was just doing his job - probably didn't need to snatch the ring. I think he had to do something extreme because if one person saw that another couple was able to do this in a restricted area to get their moment, then everyone would have wanted to and it's a burden on employees. You pay for tickets to Disney for the rides and attractions, but it doesn't give you permission to trepass on gated off/restricted areas.
Plot Twist: Mouse ears and gf are exes.
I am sure is a rightwanger
Rightwanger! That is good... 😀How about Rightwanker?
i'm sorry but that was out of line...feel terrible for couple magic moment ruined you can't get back that no matter what.. just horrible,..
Hopeful that guy with mickey ear will be lonely forever because he destroy somebody important moment in their lives and he just ruin it live 4k online
Or he gets a hellish Narcissist like himself.
He should be banned from wearing the bi flag
I honestly feel the employee made it 1000 times better. The couple can look back and laugh about it when they are older.
What could have been a small intimate moment is now a world wide hit! Hahah .. that’s just me
Yea... That's just you
Always look at the bright side
Indeed.
They're just being dramatic.
It's not just you. While I think they should be compensated for what happened, this will always be something they can laugh at later.
While they weren't great at the time, some of our most memorable moments that make us laugh from my and my wife's wedding were the things that went wrong.
Cancelling all Disney' services ...
I’m sorry to say it but the employee was completely in the right, if it’s correct that the stage is off limits to the public as it’s surrounded by technical equipment and hazardous pyrotechnics then the person who should be in trouble should be whoever said they can go there or them if they didn’t actually ask.
Imagine a different headline ‘proposal ruined by pyrotechnics blowing up couple, slow to act mickey eared employ should have moved them sooner’
I get it sucks for the couple but the guys was doing his job and taking it seriously for what seems to be a valid reason
I get he was doing his job but to say he was completely in the right I disagree with. Obviously if your solution to escort someone away from the area is to snatch their engagement ring from their hands and don't see that as unprofessional then I dunno what to tell you. He's lucky the other guy was chill because it would have been very easy to turn to the employee and completely deck him just for taking his presumably expensive property during a monumental moment in their life.
But that couple already asked permission 🙄
ARE YOU STUPID? he can kick them off by politely asking. YOU DONT RUN AND GRAB SOMEONE’S ENGAGEMENT RING LMAO
The guy was a d*ck for the way he approached them. Would you do exactly what he did and snatch someone's ring during a proposal? Because I didn't see anything going on at that moment and in any case, let them experience that one time moment and then escort them safely off stage! I guess Disney didn't take their employee's antics to kindly either judging by this video's title!
I was looking for this comment. I agree
Too bad beauty and the beat isn’t a Disney story
The guy who grabbed the ring has woman like behavior. His father must be proud.
Umama
Disney really is soemthing...as they ditch johnny depp.....now marriage proposal scene has been ditched as well...
Not good for disney..really bad!😈👺🤪💩🤡
Im no longer going to Disney World for this absolute trash
One less person waiting in line. Sounds great
Maybe don't propose at a kid's park... Lol
It's clearly not just for kids, and that's irrelevant anyway.
👆Salty & Single
Maybe you dont deserve a life.
Lmao you disgust me
Who do you think takes those kids to the park? And don’t those kids become adults? Weirdo. 🤦🏼♀️
Guy did the right thing. No one care about your proposal
Enough people clearly cared to the point that Disney had to do damage control. So there’s that. 🤷🏻♀️
Yes! If you are thinking "the moment was destroyed" after proposing in effing Disneyland, you should be prepared for the divorce in a few months. These shallow people really do believe that they all live in Selfie-Land.
He didn't do the right thing. He was told to politely asked them to get down after a miscommunication with another employee telling them it was ok. Did he politely ask them to get down? No what he did was swipe the ring box and passive aggressively gestured with his arms for them to get down.
Exept for all the people cheering and then all the other people who complained online, forcing Disney to apologize. It's more that no one cares about you and you're projecting. Sad.
Well I care
Cmon no video has posted his identity. I say we group and make that boys life miserable. He gets off ruining other peoples happiness like a true hater it’s his turn now
Not cool. What he did was dickish but there is no need to turn this into a witch hunt
People are bound to recognize him sooner or later, his identity doesn't need to be plastered so other narcissists can use him as a scapegoat, which is what it'll mostly be.
People are bound to recognize him sooner or later, his identity doesn't need to be plastered so other narcissists can use him as a scapegoat, which is what it'll mostly be.
You need a life. At the end of the day, he was doing his job. He might not have gone about it the right way, but working at a theme park in areas where people could get injured is highly stressful because if they don’t listen, their lives are on the line. Disney has four keys that drive everything they do- safety, courtesy, show and efficiency (in that order). Safety goes above courtesy, what happens if a pyrotechnic would have gone off on the couple for being in a place where they’re not supposed to be?!
Again, bit the right way to go about it, but to bully someone for a mistake in a high stress job is low and despicable.
@@eardescentmarvelo7566 a mistake lol. Bro did it with a smile on his face. and his response showed some malice. Don’t know how you can defend someone when literally anyone with common sense on first view of the video knew that was the dumbest thing to do. this man takes his job at Disney land way too serious.it’s a theme park bro he’s not a doctor lol. He was straight hating and jealous. People like him need to be exposed. You are probably somebody like him who takes simple jobs way too far and serious. No type of common sense.
🥱 I'm sure there are other important things to lose sleep over
Yeah and you could be doing something other than reading and commenting about it