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At Disneyland, Mickey Mouse is always played by a woman, due to the small costume. So if you put your arm around him for a photo, try not to accidentally touch Mickey’s boobs.
I think, from the people reading this...they will definitely do the exact opposite.
The succinct matter of fact way you impart on the text leads me to think this is a kind of personal public faux pas
Nope, I was just backstage friends with several Mickeys. I worked in wardrobe.
Small man exist.
Everyone pretends I don't.
Similarly, my friend’s Grandpa had a neighbor in Burbank, CA who was the ‘Hamburgler’ for McD’s. TV Commercials, etc. She was a diminutive woman.