Bygone Days of Old Bethel... (page 3)

DesirousOfChange

Which GB member recently complained that some families have been to Disneyland but not to bethel?

We took out kids to DisneyWorld several times through the years. (And to Bethel, just to set the record straight.)

I don't recall exactly what the cost was then, but Disney is now about $100 per day per person. I'd say it's still a better bargain than a free Bethel Tour.

Doc

hoser

The bethel tour is about as exciting as the box factory tour on the Simpsons.

CappyTan: I didn't realize you were a Bethelite? No wonder you are so hard-core anti-JW.....I would be even more-so if I'd had been enslaved there. Truly, the best anti-JW's are Ex-JW's from headquarters. lol

cappytan

CappyTan: I didn't realize you were a Bethelite? No wonder you are so hard-core anti-JW.....I would be even more-so if I'd had been enslaved there. Truly, the best anti-JW's are Ex-JW's from headquarters. lol

I was only there for about a year, fortunately.

Dropped out of college to go, though. Ugh.

WTWizard

I think I will stick with visiting the Christmas display I put up myself in my apartment hallway. At least that has some entertainment value, no dress code, and I know that display did at least a little good. And no badly cooked vegan meals.

respectful_observer

Oh everyone loved the stupid laundry shirt ironing / blowing machine...
"ohhh...ahhhh"

Haha!! A friend just posted some pics of their recent Bethel tour, including the laundry device that steams shirts. I thought, "How weird. None of us get excited when we walk into our local dry cleaner. Why on earth do we get excited enough to post pics on Facebook when we see the same thing at Bethel."

Vidiot

respectful_observer - "Why on earth do we get excited enough to post pics on Facebook when we see the same thing at Bethel?"

'Cause the laundry service was probably the most exiting thing they saw at Bethel... :smirk:

Bygone Days of Old Bethel...