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Andrew, Lucy and Theo bring you: a ludicrous expenditure on a legal fight against a monolithic entity all because you had one too many tempranillos, and an extremely solvable case of mistaken identity.

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Akileese

I was hoping the gang would cover the Club 33 story. It's an unfathomable story even among people who frequent Disney resorts.

hdx

Burning half a million dollars for access to lukewarm tex-mex dinners in the haunted house followed by a Requiem For A Dream stage show with Mickey and Minnie. The world is absurd

Magister Foxitude

I live next to Gilbert. It’s mostly wealthy Mormons. Gilbert cops are also the worst.

Scott Ferris

It's pronounced gibbed, not gibbed.

Grant

If the Illuminati is real and has a meeting place, it’s definitely Club 33

Colin English

A lot of country clubs and yacht clubs in the states have monthly minimums for food and drink that are basically on a use it or lose it basis, it's normally either 2k or 5k

Mollygdala

I do love the Big Egg, and I'm not ashamed to say it. I need more.

UD-wat

BIG! EGG! BIG! EGG!

Mollygdala

Call me Billy Hatcher the way I'm covetous for that big big egg

elle

i think the list of club 33 members would be an excellent place to begin liquidating the truly terrible

Blakey

not to cast aspersions upon the journalistic integrity of our charming hosts but I don't think you can take that part of the story entirely at face value

hdx

Big [egg] if true

Bill Humphrey Media

The Disney aspect definitely makes it weirder but I live near ordinary country clubs where annual membership starts at $100,000 so I guess if viewed in that comparison it doesn't seem so financially abnormal. But paying that much for Disney seems completely insane. It's not like you're signing business deals at the 18th hole with Goofy