I feel like somehow, oddly enough, it coincides where you're old enough to have your own insurance, right?

Because I would go to amusement parks, and there was no ride I would not get on. It just, it didn't matter. I'm like, I'm not scared of this. And then we go to this damn fair, the whatever green fair, up of Monroe or whatever it is. And it's not like they have these crazy roller coasters. There's just this one ride where when I was younger, I would have loved it.

And my daughter is at the age now that I was when I love this stuff.

And I can't, like I said, I wrote it one time with her and I looked her in the eye and said, I was excited to get on because it looks scary, right? And I'm like, cool. We did the ride. She thought it was great. We got off of that thing. My body was shaking so bad. But it occurred to

me and I had to accept the fact like those years are dumb. I can still do roller coasters. They don't

bug me. Well, fair rides, I have a general respect for as far as being scared of the mechanical

that is what was on my mind. I have 100% with you.

As opposed to go into like

a 60% right

where it's locked into the

freaking concrete.

You know what I mean?

Even if those,

one of those gave.

But that's exactly what I don't have that fear.

I'm looking at the kid running it.

I know that all of these things are temporary.

Right.

But I could not get that

out of my mind where she's having

a great time and she's screaming my name and so I'm trying to be cool. But I'm like, I'm going to die

on this goddamn thing. But the truth is, nine times of the 10 that you read about a ride breaking

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