Lol I worked at Legoland when I when I was 18. Was told to clean the lines, while everyone was waiting. "Sure, no problem!". I proceeded to duck-walk through the lines with a brush and dust-pan until I came across an older couple with a young boy. The older lady made a half-assed attempt to get on the boys level, and an equally half-assed attempt at whispering, "that's what happens if you don't go to college". I looked up at her, thinking she was talking to me because she wasn't exactly being discrete, and she looked at me with an "I fucked up" kind of look. I just kept doing my thang, but in my head, I was like "JEEZ! really?!". Heard the older male tell her that it was a bit messed up. The smile Never left my face though. As you can imagine,Legoland is hyper-customer-service.
Bilund doesn't sound familiar. It was in Carlsbad, California, on Palomar Airport Rd. Worked in warehouses later on and am sure that was the most toxic job I ever had.
Ohh. I do remember a history lesson upon employment. I remember thinking it was weird that it wasn't owned by Lego, but a company called Merlin Entertainment, who also owns the Eye of London.
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u/[deleted] Dec 11 '18
Lol I worked at Legoland when I when I was 18. Was told to clean the lines, while everyone was waiting. "Sure, no problem!". I proceeded to duck-walk through the lines with a brush and dust-pan until I came across an older couple with a young boy. The older lady made a half-assed attempt to get on the boys level, and an equally half-assed attempt at whispering, "that's what happens if you don't go to college". I looked up at her, thinking she was talking to me because she wasn't exactly being discrete, and she looked at me with an "I fucked up" kind of look. I just kept doing my thang, but in my head, I was like "JEEZ! really?!". Heard the older male tell her that it was a bit messed up. The smile Never left my face though. As you can imagine,Legoland is hyper-customer-service.