I signed up for another timeshare presentation.
This one promised me a free night in Orlando plus a $200 visa card. Plus a full weekend anytime I want after I sit through their schpiel.
I told K she should come with me to enjoy the free night. But same deal — I would have to drag my spouse or friend or whatever to the presentation, if they know about said person.
K loves the fine print. She was chuckling that this one says “no single men may apply” for timeshare ownership. It says single women are fine as long as they make $xx.
No single men. Love to see it.
Anyway I’m just excited to have a bonus Orlando trip. I was already going up for (xx event) but I only booked one night. So they will pay for the second night and I can drive home after the timeshare thing.
I’m curious to see how high-pressure the tactics are. Honestly they only got my number because I entered a raffle a year ago for a Publix gift card.
They asked if I remembered signing up and I’m like … wait that event from January? Did everyone else who attended say no?
Anyway, we’ll see how I do with high-pressure sales tactics. I guess if I don’t call everyone a whore like I do with someone who cannot stop insulting me publicly, I’ll win that day.

Besides, everything is just a means to an end to be a park princess.
And yes I did consider Disney Vacation Club ownership. But my shallow shopaholic self gets great (and free) hotel deals. Like the $xx I paid for a week at (redacted) or the $xx I paid for (luxury hotel plus flight).
I can’t believe my life and my luck, either. Now if my damn StubHub ticket would just be delivered — and if I can just keep from throwing a sandwich at someone — at the latter, it’ll be worth every dime.




