ROTFLMMFAO!

[Astonished]

Not sure if this is current or accurate but I saw on a news report that approximately 38% of the U.S. were in favor of the idea of YEC. Now parse that down into what percentage of that can afford to, and would have the desire to (since even YEC's have variances) travel to that part of the country to go to something that by all indications is not much more than a very walking-intensive museum and not a theme park. Not to mention repeat business. Not to mention only one-time attendance by atheists going there to make fun or to visit ironically. What exact part of that was supposed to indicate a big return on the investment? To off-set the costs of running it which have to be fairly huge (all the cafeteria food going to waste, staff who have nothing to do, parking lot space that could be better served for other purposes but can't). I mean, what did the meeting look like?

"So, we want to compete with Universal Studios and Disneyland/World to get business. Sure, those fancy-pantses have roller coasters, other rides, numerous different types of food on offer, flashy souvenirs that involve no reading whatsoever, fireworks, people in costumes, innovative exhibits and live music performances, but there's no jeebus. THAT is what's going to give us an edge."

'Cept...they have no jeebus. Just No-Duh. And his sons Scam, Sham and Jackpot.