What's poppin' everybody hello and welcome to Popcorn Culture.

My name is Ben Garland and I am your host, you're with me today as my brother Jay, who will be in every episode.

That's me Ben and you know what's great about today?

Literally everything. Literally everything Ben because whilst you while we are recording this you know here in the present in Rona, whilst you listening to this if you're listening to this you know like in the afternoon on the day it came out which is probably then me and Ben are on a plane ride right now to Orlando Florida where we are going to Disney World.

I know it's very exciting. Yes it is very exciting Ben. I am ready in Super Sight. I am so ready. It's going to be so so so so much fun.

Merry times ahead. No doubt. The manoriest. Is there anything in particular that you're doing different about this trip than you've done for every other trip that we've done to Disney which I am very grateful has been a plenty.

Right many times. Yes. More times than I ever expected. I'll tell you that much. Let's see. So the obvious big differences this is the first time we are bringing all three children with us to the Disney World.

Yes. Well in a sense Beth was pregnant with them during your wedding. So in a sense they've all existed down there. But this time it will be different.

This time it will be extremely different as Nick and Nate will have left the womb. Right. The view much better. The view is way better. Beth will not need like a scooter or anything. So yeah they're going to get to experience it.

In all of its glory for the first time I am like I don't know exactly how that's going to go. You know I feel like there's bound to be some breakdowns. There's bound to be some crying. There's bound to be some like fear about some like rides or shows or characters and stuff like that.

I just sort of like try to mentally prepare myself for all those things. Like on the one hand I know sometimes kids will just get scared of stuff. And I'm not typically in the nature of like you know you must do it or anything like that.

But at the same time there's this like we they're often you know you'll have stood in line for a long time for a thing. And also like I know you're afraid but actually it's going to be great. And I just you know we got it. I like I know I feel like I know better than you in the situation.

It's incredibly fine line to to walk because you never want to be like like pressing anybody beyond their fears. But then there's also like I remember it from the first ever Spartan race that we did.

Like so just like as like a fun thing that we have done in the past as part of like this community of people that we have online. Yeah is that we were all in Washington DC. We all signed up for the Spartan race. And I think that there was like approximately 30 to 35 people.

The group all of whom were wearing like these like super carlin Spartan singlets. Singlets. And we were like all matching and it was so much fun. And it was really cool to me because I felt like I was able to help encourage people who maybe otherwise wouldn't have like

like ever sought out such an endeavor such an experience such like a like a crucible of yeah like you know outdoor mud obstacles you know walls climbing all the rest.

And so it was like a really really really cool feeling to have like to have like helped contribute to people finding themselves in this particular situation.

But then at the same time like whilst you're out there it's like we go very slow. We just try to make sure that everybody is like accounted for everybody is like you know feeling good.

Everyone's like yeah everyone's together right about like all the things. And you know so like like through the process you know like you and I and we had a couple other people out there like our trainer Gabriel who we talk about a lot who was helping out like on course and stuff.

And like it was like one of these things where you're kind of going through and like having these like amazing moments with each the people who's there as like they're overcoming like the piece of their own like worry or fear or like even just being proud of themselves for doing something.

I remember there was this one moment where me and this woman were like like at this barrier where you're inside of the mud pits we're standing like you know up to our like you know chest in muddy water yeah and the obstacle is this like inflatable barrier that basically goes like maybe like six inches below the water.

So like you have to you have to go underwater right in order to surpass the obstacle now like to be fair you can like get out of the mud pit and walk around the whole thing.

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