If I'm going to be on camera, I have to be dressed a certain way, so therefore, I choose just not to be on camera. But what is your difference? How are you different on stage and off age in your chosen career? I'm curious. Let's go
Tanya Coles
@MsColes77 · 4:08
But on the other hand, as far as my appearance now, on stage, of course we're wearing jeans and T shirts and sneakers because we're trying to be comfortable, we got a lot to do, and sometimes we're on stage for a long time and so comfort is the goal. But when I'm not on stage. I dress up, girly. I wear my heels. I wear my jewelry. I wear my cute clothes, the cute clothes I can't wear up on stage
Brian Foreman
@BKFOREMAN69 · 2:48
And I remember he just looked at me and did that where the head goes back a little bit and just said, Sorry, and walked away. I'm just like and I wasn't done. I should have left it at that. But I said, everyone's allowed to have a bad day. I said, I came to your party hoping it would change my mood, but it hasn't. I said, but, yeah, I'm not the entertainment
Swell Team
@Swell · 0:15
And so in both of those encounters the first time we were out at Epcot we had been through to the place where Anna and Elsa hang out. And we came out to the gift shop and there was this guy with white beard, gray hair, silver white hair. And he's just the sweetest, most jovial person you've ever met. And when you introduce yourself, I told my daughter, you're Santa Claus