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This is Top Fly Time Machine, I am Andy Hot Body Lawson, Pa Pa Pa Pa, I'm Sam Nifty Delaney, so what?

Welcome along to the Friday episode, it's the another weekend coming along, some we've

both watched a particular documentary this week which I think we should talk about on

Sky documentaries and that is a class action park and it's set in a water park in New Jersey

in the 1980s and it's a lot of fun until it stops being fun, it's a fucking brilliant documentary.

It's a really great documentary, you tick me off about it and I watched it with my good

wife last night and what's great about it is that when it starts you just think how this is a

bit of fun, it's just about like a lunatic, I mean everyone loves the story about an eccentric

rich person who designs a grand folly, like that is a Taylor's oldest time and one that we're

suckers for and most people are right, he's a maverick and everyone loves a maverick,

he loves a maverick and he's just rich, he got thrown off Wall Street for being like

basically Wall Street style behaviour and he just didn't give a fuck, he just walked away,

all right, good, TTFN decades, I've gone and spend all me all gotten gains on a massive water park

in New Jersey, TTFN Wall Street, I'm funny in your fucking offices all day,

when I'm fucking living it up in me on water park, and he basically just wanted to create

the biggest thrills for the kids that you could possibly have without any kind of nod to health

and safety, which to be fair wasn't really a thing back then but this just worked completely

over the top, didn't it? I mean it's confusing because you say it wasn't a thing back then and

they make a big deal out of how culturally, yeah, they were more, you know, more carefree times

where people weren't so obsessed with health and safety, that's true and I think they make that's

where the documentary actually has some really interesting depth to it in the finals or third

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