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I'm your host, Nate, and joining me in his Indian War canoe is Matt.

Yes.

You know, I've never done the canoes at Disneyland?

Oh, you know what?

Next time you're there, you have to do the canoes because they're so much fun.

What about a one-year-old?

Can a one-year-old do the canoes?

Probably not.

Probably not because you got to wear the life jackets.

You've got to have a harness and all that stuff.

Next time, next time, I'm sorry, Davey Crider Explorer canoes, to be politically correct.

Right?

We, uh, you got to do it because it is a lot of fun.

Actually, you get to see the rivers of America in a totally different way.

And you, you know, you get passed by the, uh, by the Mark Twain and sometimes the Columbia. It's, it's a lot of fun. Because I've only seen it on the, uh, the only,

you know, the only different way I've seen rivers is on the, uh, think boats, the keel boats.

Yeah, yeah. Well, these are, uh, this is a very different way of seeing it. It's cool. You kind of go real close to the island through these like rapids and stuff.

So next time, next time you can, you should.

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