We have self-imposed procedures, and people have commended us for them.
I think the reason people continue to come is because we offer an old-fashioned environment. We have the old mugs that we still fill with root beer and it makes people think about the '50s.
Most people say the ride isn't long enough.
Different shows have adapted different techniques to provide music. For the most part, there would be one or two people using a keyboard to digitally reproduce the sound of the orchestra.
Some people have left because the facility has become outdated. And so people have left to find other places. And there are some of us who believe strongly in the Y who have stayed -- I'm one of those people. I'm looking forward to what they're going to do next.
We were building bomb shelters, essentially. People told us the rules had always been on the books, but until the tsunami, they'd never been enforced. Now they are.
I just like the idea of people adopting them and turning them into really nice pets. They've had kind of a hard life, and they still love people.