There's something exceptionally funny about putting this level of effort into anonymizing your trip to Disneyland, of all places: I was never a "Disney kid," bu

There's something exceptionally funny about putting this level of effort into anonymizing your trip to Disneyland, of all places: I was never a "Disney kid," but my understanding is that it's milquetoast in terms of advertising profiles. "Likes and went to Disneyland" is probably roughly as strong as "lives in a house" and "grew up in the US" in terms of personalization signals. (This shouldn't be read as a criticism! I just think it's an amusing application of an otherwise valuable thought experiment/practice.)