When I was a real estate agent in Colorado a few years ago, I lined up a showing for one of my buyers. I practiced in a rural area, and this house was on a few acres, up in the mountains, didn't seem out of the ordinary as we were driving up to it and walking up to the door.
But once I unlocked it and stepped inside... Almost every interior appointment was Disney themed.
In the kitchen were dishes, cutlery, glasses, tea kettle, etc, all with Disney themes.
In the living room they had something like woven throws over the sofa and chairs with Disney characters on them. Shelf with tons of Disney books, VHS tapes, and DVDs.
All around the house, pictures and posters on the walls of Disney characters.
In the bedrooms, the sheets, comforters, pillow cases...all Disney. Disney stuffed characters everywhere.
In the bathrooms, Disney themed toothbrushes, towels, shower curtains, etc.
It was seriously overwhelming. We literally spent more time and effort gawking at all the Disney paraphernalia than we did looking at the house. I was trying my best to point out features of the home, but it was next to impossible with a Donald Duck or Mickey Mouse item staring at you everywhere you looked.
I remember later, when the listing agent called me to find out what my buyers thought of the home, I had to tell her honestly there was no way most buyers could look past all that and see the house itself. It was Disney overload.
Strangest showing I ever had. I'll never forget that.
