These Disney Conspiracies Will Change You Forever

[@eh.g7122]

Former employee from 10 years ago! You’re absolutely right- The two finger point is PARTLY related to Walt’s smoking habits, but also absolutely for the rude gestures. Not only because in SE Asia its rude,but also because someone cant say you “pointed with tour middle finger”. I was taught all 3 of these things in my “traditions” class.

[@Melissa_Marvel]

I worked at a different theme park and we had to do the two finger point and the reason we were given was the rude gestures reason. Not sure if Disney started it because of Walt but it's certainly a industry standard for politeness now.

[@michaelschroeck2254]

My son was taught, in tae kwan do class to gesture with a whole hand to totally not insult anyone.

[@cannibalisticrequiem]

Yeah, I feel like this one is pretty well-known. Almost every Disney theme park channel that posts a listicle about the parks, or the company, almost always mention the "Walt Disney Two-Finger Point" and within a few minutes state that it was kinda partially to do with his smoking habit, but mostly because you don't want to appear rude to others. Maybe it's just me, but I remember learning way back when I was around 5 (I'm turning 36 this month) that you should never point at someone because it's rude, and that it's better to just use your entire hand or other "open" gestures as to seem not as aggressive and it was outside of any Walt Disney context. (The pointing of the finger, especially directly at someone, and the finger point and wag-- you know how like in old TV shows if a young boy got in trouble with his mother and she'd bust out the finger wag and give the "Now you see here young man!" 👉🏻 speech... I wanna say they were pretty fazed out by the early 1990s.) Honestly, I feel like the idea that the Disney Company was "trying to hide Walt's smoking after he passed" to be a bit silly because, everyone knows what killed him, so it would be kinda difficult to try to revise history and say he died of something other than lung cancer.

[@thurayya8905]

​@@cannibalisticrequiemAlthough it is possible to get lung cancer without ever having smoked a single cigarette, it was an open secret that Walt Disney smoked, having come from a generation where it was the norm. When he died, the papers stated that he died of lung cancer, but most tactfully left out his smoking habits.

[@coyoteartist]

I remember reading somewhere that someone thought the two finger point was a good ider because it's more visible as well.

[@chrismcdowell7138]

OK, Mr. Disney wasn’t cryogenically frozen, but how about the theory that Mr. Chapek’s heart was frozen?

[@kylewillis9174]

I honestly feel bad for him. He was never supposed to be CEO until right before Covid when the CEO and the second in command both abruptly resigned. And no matter who was CEO at that time they were going to be blamed for Disney’s inevitable decline. He honestly wasn’t doing bad until he let his activists bully him into picking a fight with the governor which cost Disney hundreds of millions of dollars

[@chrismcdowell7138]

@@kylewillis9174 - What I wrote was meant to be a bit facetious - and yea, maybe a wee bit unfair. You probably strongly disagree, but Mr. Chapek’s stand with the LGBT+ community was that right thing to do. But, as CEO of a large corporation, probably not the wisest? Bud Light has proven that the sentiments in this country, is not there yet. And with the climate in this country, it probably will never be there. Again, my comment wasn’t meant to be taken seriously.

[@fallenangelofoz8726]

That would imply he had one to begin with. And a brain. Might as well send him the Emerald City and let the Wizard have a field day with him.

[@fridaynightnicktoons6885]

People (rightfully) shit on chapek but not iger who was his puppet master. Who do you think choose him and protected him up the ladder til iger’s fake retirement (which was done to get a pay raise when he returns post chapek btw ya’ll)

[@joncarlos716]

Or shot with ice by iger?

[@TankCop]

I PRAY you will see this. I make these requests to every single big Disney documentary makers. You should make a story on the history of Disneyland Trading Pins. From their Iconic start in Epcot in 2000 to today’s massive trading in parks and pin trade events going on since then.

[@JonesysMomma]

Trading pins is freaking addicting.

[@lightyear999]

Actually, Disney pins started in 1985 as giveaways (along with plush, watches, and cars) during the 30th anniversary of Disneyland. And THOSE pins were an idea that came out of the pins from the 1984 Los Angeles Olympics which were worn and traded by the athletes that visited the park during those games.

[@madderandmadder]

​@@lightyear999 Disney pins started back then, but Disney Trading Pins didn't start until 2000. The pins beforehand were moreso meant as souvenirs and not meant to be traded.

[@lightyear999]

@@madderandmadder It may be that some sort of “official” Disney-branded trading began later, but pin trading has been around as long as there have been pins. I remember the high top tables at the old Videopolis venue covered in pins, like the benches in Frontierland are now.

[@dc_mischief]

Some more fodder for your snakes-in-jars speculation (from someone who has put a snake in a jar): That's an amateur job, and almost definitely wasn't done as part of official Discovery Island operations: No labels, janky containers, and overall poor presentation (the Coke bottle is WAY too big for the snake that's in it, and the low level of liquid in the other jars means that the lids aren't airtight and it's slowly evaporating off.) The liquid is discolored, which means it's been sitting around in the bottle for at least a few years... but it's not murky, so either the specimens were properly fixed with formalin, or it had only been a year or two since they were bottled when the picture was taken. I agree that this is someone exploring their hobby... either a cast member brought them from home and just left them there, or an urban explorer brought them in to make things more creepy. I do wonder what species are in there, though, and I'm not good enough with snake IDs to tell from the picture. The one on the left MIGHT be a garter snake, or a juvenile ratsnake?

[@nicholewilde4750]

Walt knew smoking was bad but by then he was severely addicted and probably already had cancer. He tried to hide his own smoking when on screen when he knew children would be watching because he didn’t want to encourage kids to follow him down the path that took his life. It’s very sad.

[@mistermustachio336]

Conspiracy #0: Dallin has always green screened his videos from the park. The shadows are never right... or rather, they are always to the left. In fact, we're watching videos by a devotee of Six Flags who spreads Disney misinformation! Cat out of the bag, Mr. Offhand? Just kidding. Love the content as always. Give Gertie a wistful wave for me.

[@Android_Drew]

Place your pre-viewing bets everyone - Will this video discuss: 1. The Peoplemover 2. The Haunted Mansion 3. Both!

[@johnnada.]

The designer of Tomorrowland?

[@coasters_bgw]

Both 😂

[@pault5557]

We need a Jean Lefite reference to complete the trifecta!!!😎

[@maddercat]

Missed Lafitte though, but since everything is connected to him, I guess it still counts.

[@kaitlynrain899]

You forgot about living with the land!

[@ttintagel]

I remember being a kid in pre-Internet times when everybody I knew genuinely believed Walt Disney was frozen. Even the adults. I never heard the part of the legend about him being buried under PotC until I was an adult; we all assumed the body was being stored in some cryonics facility somewhere.

[@ananegg]

Of course Walt's frozen body isn't stored under Pirates in Disneyland, he's in the Utilidors under Magic Kingdom.

[@MystraRavenwind]

You would think he'd be under haunted mansion if anywhere.

[@BAM5636]

Considering 40k people a day go through the utilidoors, I call B.S. 🤣

[@awesomealbertt1150]

Hey it’s like one that Glove World episode of SpongeBob!

[@Anon0nline]

Pointing was (and still is) considered exceptionally rude in the West, including America. In etiquette schools you are still instructed to never point. This stems from old Western beliefs that pointing was an accusatory or criticizing gesture; it was also associated with the lower class due to the belief they lacked the proper vocabulary to describe situations or directions and thus resorted to and relied upon "primitive" gestures.

[@HenshinHead]

I think if I was ever an attraction designer at a competing theme park, and I was working on some heavily-themed E-ticket style ride, I'd sneak a spot into the queue that would look like a cryogenics lab. No explanation, no rhyme or reason for it to be there, just a door that happened to be stuck open with a big glowing tube inside. Just a big glowing tube with a fake set of controls, the silhouette of a man resting inside of it and a label at the bottom reading "W.E.D.", and maybe some fake fog to sell the effect. Again, wouldn't even have to fit in with the theme of the ride, just a fun little wink and nod to the conspiracy nuts out there.

[@AfterTheAfterlife]

I was a CM at Disneyland from 2014-2022. Ummm yes there’s been deaths on the haunted mansion lol I personally watched one happen. Man had a heart attack, he definitely died while on the ride but they carried him out on a stretcher like he was still alive. Honestly, there’s far more deaths than you could ever imagine at Disneyland. The dead babies were always the hardest. Bad parents who bring newborn babies in the summer are assholes. Disney literally has grief counselors on site for this very reason.

[@JosephHHerrera]

What!?!?! Need more info on this

[@blackwing97]

are you saying people brought their newborn babies to disney, and they died of heat stroke?

[@pucamisc]

@@blackwing97sounds like it.

[@Imminentgg]

Thank you for being honest. So many disinformation agents around these videos it's honestly ridiculous. Hell even the video itself is more of an ad for Disney than anything else lol I was expecting more

[@TheAnimatorOfOpallyon]

The conspiracy room has so much aluminum that it sure was sponsored by Kaiser like the aluminum hall.

[@BanazirGalpsi1968]

People say a ghost who seemingly smokes cigarettes hangs out behind the firehouse in Anaheim. I don't believe it.

[@jeffreycharles5035]

Plants of living with the land tier list!

[@dtorts7068]

Hello, current animal caretaker in the zoo field. Those jars are most likely specimens in formaldehyde from necropsy. I’ve worked with exotic veterinarians that will keep animals like that after they die to study and to prevent the body from decomposing. They’re not any official jars for that so any old container will do.

[@fridaynightnicktoons6885]

Conspiracy, Eisner was the only thing preventing and protecting Disney from falling victim to a oddly specific curse of having nothing but evil shitty ceos named bob. It’s the I had a nickle dr doofensmurfs meme. So odd we had two in a row….

[@gr33ngirlsea]

In 2023, there were finally more women CEOs than CEOs named John, so maybe it's something like that.

[@masonpyle5929]

When Walt died in 1966 42.2% of American adults smoked.

[@SurvivalismNews]

Hooray! New Offhand.

[@VideoGamePhilosopher]

I don’t know about the smoking thing because we were also told that we could use all the fingers of our hand just as long as it wasn’t the one finger.

[@jetsons101]

For the Haunted Manson, the only heart attacks I have ever heard of is from people waiting in the LONG line on a hot summer day, "REALLY" By the way, Haunted Manson---best ride ever. Also bring back the Peoplemover....

[@happy_girl_1]

That liquid is likely formaldehyde. We use to have sea lampreys in jars when I worked for the national parks service.

[@SD-ni2ys]

Former Universal Studios employee here. (Like, 25 years ago former.) I remember very clearly from training that they made it a point to tell us to point with our whole hand rather than any fingers for the reason you mentioned: to prevent possibly offending any foreign guests.

[@tor2gaverde460]

Was the red dot a Disney assassin preparing for any secrets being revealed?

[@michaelsullivan3581]

Bingo!

[@jetsons101]

Fun Fact: My son, his girlfriend and I went to Forest Lawn just a few weeks ago to visit Walt (and Clayton Moore.) My son works at Club 33 and he said that one of the first chiefs to work there messed up the reduction sauce for the steak and potato dinners and was then put in the oven at the end of his shift, cremated and then interred in one of the caves on the original Tom Sawyers Island------REALLY....

[@DanitzaLadwig]

😮

[@jetsons101]

@@DanitzaLadwig REALLY................

[@Ogerpwned]

I gotta drink my diet coke so I have confidence to propose to my girlfriend.

[@smithtrooperxcix7059]

My lady and I got engaged at Magic Kingdom last September

[@thecreepoid901]

I know what's up with the bottles, it's snake wine, and that "mysterious substance" is booze.

[@cassaroooo]

Yeah, I worked at a six flags and the 2 finger point was told to us for visibility! One finger isn't as easy to see as 2 fingers. Also, one finger can be seen as aggressive I guess?

[@notaverygoodhost]

Dallin finishes talking about how rude it is to point with one finger and then shows a video of him pointing with one finger right after lol

[@KeeperOfKale222]

The first one is quite literally the plot to the Goosebumps episode "Deep Trouble" (S4 Ep 7 & 8) Word of advice... don't let anyone talk you into taking D13 for experimental purposes.

[@davidmcintier3744]

I grew up in Anaheim, born in 1958, and I remember hearing about Walt bein frozen, right after he died!

[@UmmYeahOk]

You don’t think an urban explorer discovered an empty Diet Coke bottle in the garbage, or elsewhere in the island, filled it with skanky water he found that had several dead snakes in it? I mean, I can’t tell you how many times litter like that has saved me. Car over heats, pull over to let it cool, look around for a discarded bottle, locate 2yo bottle, fill it up with pond water, and add it to the coolant reservoir, since the radiator itself is still hot AF, and therefore can’t be messed with directly.

[@madelainekane760]

1.) I have always been interested in conspiracy theories, especially for movies, tv shows, and Disney, so I knew I would love this video! 2.) I also love "Living With The Land" and the "Haunted Mansion"!

[@LunaStar1v1er]

THE BOTTLES ARE STILL THERE 100% SAW I VIDEO OF IT 3 years ago

[@Harotham]

Oh, so THAT'S where I left my Diet Coke & Snake Cocktail

[@PenitentHollow]

The glove box kind of confirms it for me: they were doing research and the snakes in jars were likely invasive species.

[@raiderraider84]

This is my favorite Disney channel! You always make things feel personal with the viewer

[@joncarlos716]

meh

[@patrickn8355]

The reason there’s no recorded deaths at Disney is because the paramedics always make sure to be off property to declare someone dead. Not saying they’ve had a bunch, but that’s always sat wrong with me. All so they can say “nobody dies as Disneyland/world”

[@meganproffitt424]

No. Paramedics/EMTs can't legally pronounce someone dead unless it's obvious (ex: the head is 10 feet away from the body). Otherwise they take the body to a doctor (at, ya know, the hospital?). It has nothing to do with Disney and people *have* died at Disney, by the way.

[@ThatAdventureGuy]

Truly one of your best videos yet!! Keep up the great content, love it!

[@egg_ox]

I have a conspiracy that that new Oswald guy they've been shilling lately has a deep, hidden secret. I can't say too much, because the Disney Ninjas are always on the lookout, but I think Oswald was originally going to be the mascot instead of Mickey Mouse. I probably don't have much time, and if I don't respond expect they've found me. But this information needs shared with the world.

[@MattMcIrvin]

A conspiracy theory about a guy named Oswald? We're through the looking glass, people.

[@DrDespicable]

It's obvious that Disney was (are?!) trying to engineer lab-grown "cast members" to replace the costumed characters - I mean, d'uh!

[@Emperor_Oshron]

Walt Disney was cryogenically frozen? patently ridiculous! he was obviously mummified through dark sorcery and his remains are waiting inside the Founders statue to be awakened and lead the armies of the Magic Kingdom during the final battle at the end of the world ;)

[@marcsteward502]

How's this for a conspiracy about Discovery Island? It's still policy that no one is allowed on Discovery Island, any cast member caught there will be terminated. Why? Because Discovery Island is Disney World's "Area 51" for animatronics. Somewhere between building Randy Newman and Patrick Warburton they built an animatronic that went rouge and is still roaming loose somewhere on the island.

[@jetsons101]

I don't think that aluminum foil is going to do any good. At 2:52 Those jars full of the mysterious liquid look like what you might find in the car after a long road trip where the people didn't have time to stop..... That plastic coke bottle is also a 1 liter, did coke even sell coke in 1 liter bottles back they (do they now)

[@simplyshawnie4652]

Your videos brighten my day! I always watch even if i came to the tube for something else, please keep this up!

[@rogerorchard2317]

Quick question is there a more deadly ride than "Small World." I think 1 year they had at least 2 deaths

[@QuatroAtYale]

Old, overdone conspiracies (well, except about the snakes in coke bottles). But a fun and interesting video.

[@physetermacrocephalus2209]

I have a theory on the discovery island thing: The staff was documenting and preserving verifiably present local snake species for some kind of research; perhaps relating to saftey or in conjuction with a local university or something and it just happened to be conducted in a very quick or ad hoc manner due to time or budget constraints. A place like Disney is going to want to have a record of snakes on property in case anyone gets bitten or authorities of some kind need information for wildlife managment reasons. When someone gets bitten by a snake the most important thing is to accuratley identify the specific species as fast as possible so you know the threat level of any potential danger and so the correct anti venom can be administered. This can sometimes be dificult if the victim; like a tourist from another part of the world is unfamilar with snakes and also further compounded by the fact many snakes look very similar due to the concept of batsian mimicry being very common among them. Batsian mimicry is that thing where otherwise harmless animals have over time evolved to mimic the appearance of other actual dangerous animals as a means to deter attacker. The coral snake is the most well known example of this. Florida and California both have a lot of snakes and anyone who spends a lot time outside in those places for work or recreation will know its important to keep track of information like that out of sheer neccesity of saftey and before the both the internet and smartphones became so common one of the best ways of doing that was by preserving refernce specimens like we see in the photo. As for the coca cola bottle well perhaps it was all they had at the time and they needed to preserve that particular specimen quickly to avoid decay. The liquid could very well be fermaldahyde as that has historicaly been the chemical of choice for preserving biological specimens. Or its just trolls like you said 😅

[@bdchiaccio]

Just back today and heard something that I never heard before A cast member told one of the guests that Johnny Depp is on the beach at Soarin and I can't believe that 1.

[@WarholaSoup]

I will never get tired of conspiracies.

[@rebeccaleek3852]

You are so funny. Thank you for another wonderful video! Informative and entertaining!

[@tradingfriends]

Your videos lately have just been top notch, the scumbag diet coke commercial breakdown was too funny. Love your commitment to your research!

[@aortaplatinum]

You went comically hard with your snake in a Coke bottle research, genuinely impressed

[@UCRfZb91nX-triozNmzvaRrA]

I have been a Subscriber since Mid Summer 2019 which is when I officially planned bringing Mickey Mouse aboard My KZbin Movies, and I have been a huge fan ever since, I wanna say I love all your KZbin Films and I think it's great that you are sharing with us Truth about Walt Disney and his Theme I Believe you are bringing Walt Disney back to life in this Channel that's why I have thought of you as a Awesome Disney CEO making Walt Disney Remembered and thats what we need bring Walt back in Disney this is a great film

[@pault5557]

Bottles left by urban explorers? Why? Their main goal is finding out secrets and fame, so taking all that effort and trouble is unlikely, but I’m really enjoying this video with a mint julep!😎

[@brandonsimpson7978]

So those bottles are wet specimens on formaldehyde.... don't open em ever you can get hurt by messing with it with out the proper gear.

[@vvatchnlearnk]

11:44 hey ! What are you doing!? I'm offended ! 😂😉

[@Mireille7458]

Ya got some white pixels on your camera. I was worried my TV was going but the white pixels moved when you zoomed in. OR ARE THEY A MESSAGE? They seem to match a specific constellation of stars... Are you leaving clues to where Walt Disney is actually from? Or went to? OR YOUR ORIGIN, DALLIN?!?!?!?!

[@JanAndersonVO]

"Nice try, Disney. It didn't work!" 😄

[@timmytimmy17]

@10:02 with your answer you disappointed the crowd in the bottom right.

[@markwolfking258]

I really enjoyed "Smell #8". It reminded me of a cryogenic lab I worked in years ago...

[@dwitefry4157]

ah! I completely forgot to like and comment about how much I enjoyed having these conspiracy theories in one place like this. please except my humblest of apologies.

[@doubleAA760]

unhinged mouse-wing dallon is definitely a vibe

[@poisonpetitfour]

Discovery Island of Doctor Moreau

[@CornCobMcGee]

weird light artifacts out here thinking i have dead pixels on my monitor

[@ThatAdventureGuy]

Googled Walt Disney Frozen and these were my first three results: Fact or Fiction: Was Walt Disney Frozen? The TRUTH About Walt Disney's Frozen Head How a strange rumor of Walt Disney's death became legend 😊

[@maddercat]

You missed the Hazel George stories, he definitely knew. There's way more to the cryogenic story than what you discussed. Show us your pin collection.

[@Lance1805]

Great video Dallon!! I'm a "truther" all the way! I hope you make a video reacting to the new Haunted Mansion movie! It's only showing in the Orlando area right now...not Daytona. Interested to hear your opinion on it.

[@michaelsullivan3581]

Three cheers! Hip, Hip Whoopee! You're alright Lad! Buck up!

[@CommanderEliza]

On the point about scattering ashes in the Mansion - 999 happy haunts but there's always room for one more? How comforting would it be to think that your loved one is living it large with the mummy and the hat box ghost?

[@bachumaat]

There is a custom Masonic sword for sale at Fantasyland in Disneyland, sold only to Freemasons for degree use. (Walt was a 32*, I believe)

[@pault5557]

OMG! @bachumaat, you’re on their list now for exposing secrets!!!😎

[@weirsgarage]

nice video topic and well done.

[@jeffallen3598]

Pretty sure Disney never would have allowed people to mess around like that and haphazardly allow someone to store formaldehyde in random containers. My guess it was between 99 and 02, after the park closed down and abandoned and done by an urban explorer. Why? Maybe the specimens were in jars that were valuable in some way. If these specimens actually did belong to Disney, i’m sure that had real containers to put them in. Maybe they were valuable or thought to be collectable. Wonder if there are any pictures out there that could show that they had these specimens on display and then see what containers they were in. Looks like someone, rather than dump the stuff on the floor (probably formaldehyde and it’s dangerous to just dump anywhere), the explorers put them in the containers they had on them at the time to steal the containers.

[@vampsarecool]

What if he was frozen but the tech didn't hold up and he just rotted then they had to properly cremate him

[@coyoteartist]

That accident at the Mansion in Florida kept me from ever trying to go on it.

[@carsoncody1344]

The content u make is really high quality

[@zphyr6780]

So what about that creepy video of that Snow White statue that moves on its own in that abandoned Disney park?

[@dannydavidson6588]

My friends who are cast members definitely say the 2 finger point is because it's offensive in some cultures to point with one finger Not because they were editing Walt photos of them smokin fact that's quite recent they've always done the 2 finger point though

[@TheCommonGentry]

Aye. that Disney Point info is half true. Uncle Walt smoked and pointed; plus also, the single point is inquisitory/accusational and can through a guest off if they get caught in the crossfire.

[@BadOmeNzGaming]

in the 90s i seem to Rember my parents buying cigarettes in the park.

[@thurayya8905]

Disneyland never sold cigarettes or chewing gum anywhere in the park.

[@AdventurerJessica]

I just quit drinking sodas. Diet Coke was my soda of choice. This video was torture. ☠️😸

[@ozzman39]

Need more like this!!!!

[@ZXaber78]

The bottles light have been for storing animals to feed to something that lived on the island.

[@CarlyCatharsis]

Gigantic Was Cancelled BECAUSE Of Dreamwoks; "Monsters Vs Aliens"

[@annlavine3576]

Why dosnt Disney Remove from Discovery island ( and the closed water park?

[@angelikaobradovich9267]

Yay! An appearancce of stick man Dallin. It's been a while!

[@danielvandersall6756]

Still a lot of rumors that Discovery Island will be turned into yet another DVC resort... A series of bland, corporate overpriced lux cabins for honeymooners or the people who can afford DVC memberships. I have some doubts, though--particularly now that construction of "Reflections," a DVC planned resort on the site of the old River Country, seems to have stopped completely. Considering that they actually got to putting in foundations, I'd assume they had the same problem they had when attempting to build another monorail resort just south of the Contemporary, before the water bridge. They simply discovered that the land wasn't strong enough to support anything; and construction ceased. Although there seems to be construction fences on that site as well. Or there were when I visited in 09/2020.

[@zepdog4595]

Wait, are you saying Walt D. secretly smoked Marijuana? You went from cigarettes to Puff The Magic Dragon, which was code for smking marijuana. And to add, we all Know they made magic dragon movie, sooooooooo ..........! 😂😂😂😂

[@thurayya8905]

Following the Dragon was code for heroin use.

[@cecil_with_seasalt]

Cryogenics..? Cryonics…? Who knows lol

[@roberthelm87]

They Had Permission to Film "Escape from Tomorrow" booom*

[@RenDisKenn]

My Google search results… first three articles were about Walt being frozen…

[@gr33ngirlsea]

Leaving Discovery Island to rot is terrible pollution.

[@tronbasic4968]

So, I'm still kind of confused about who "they" are. Could you explain it again for me?

[@ryanloeks]

This man had one of the most advanced technology companies and didnt know about cryo? i doubt that

[@W1ldestride]

Did you ever think the unknown liquid was Diet Coke? My favorite conspiracy is hatbox (og) was turned into Sam eagle and then br’er fox in splash mountain. Still don’t know what animatronics (if any) were used in the former br’er bear animatronics

[@wolfstriker9619]

Imagine getting flipped off by Dylan

[@turdfurg47]

If you watch him on anything in the disney vault hes always smoking in his office

[@ArtThibertInks]

You are one funny ass person. . . love it!

[@TheCommonGentry]

bing deliveries lol The Frozen Myth of Walt Disney

[@dysplasticrome0]

More Charlie Day conspiracy pictures!!!