Disney employees are required to manage their feelings in order to help create an experience of "the happiest place on earth." However, below Disney World's Magic Kingdom is a system of tunnels for use by employees. In this "off-stage" area, you might run across a ride attendant grumbling about the heat or Snow White taking a smoke break. In other words, this area often functions as a place for ______.

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The "off-stage" area beneath Disney World's Magic Kingdom, where employees can express their true feelings and behaviors away from the public eye, functions as a place for hidden transcripts of resistance. This concept refers to the private critiques, complaints, or acts of resistance that occur away from the view of those in power, in this case, the management of Disney and the park's visitors.

Disney Employees Are Required to Manage Their Feelings in Order