Britten later was employed by a resort in New England (either New Hampshire or Vermont). According to television children's programming historian Kevin Butler, Britten conveyed to Butler during a 1980s interview that he had worked for “Wantashanta Lodge on glorious Lake Winemesote” (neither have been documented and this could have been a Britten joke) as a toomler, a Yiddish word explained as someone who takes the initiative to make things happen.
Britten's later employment was at a resort in New England (either New Hampshire or Vermont). In a conversation with Kevin Butler from the 1980s, Britten mentioned that he had been proactive as a "toomler" at "Wantashanta Lodge on glorious Lake Winemesote" (the accuracy of this statement is uncertain).