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And it's convenient, you got low-cost parking five bucks a day. And speaking of hassle, here's another episode of Klein Alley Show. Here's the question. I would like to hear from you if you have an answer. 800520-1067. Have you ever been stuck on a ride or been on a ride that is malfunctioned? It feels like that's happening a lot now. I don't know why this is. We go through years and years and years without hearing about anything. And then all of a sudden you hear about one thing and then the next day there's another one and another one. And listen, I was just at the O.C. Fair. Nothing malfunctioned while I was there. It seems like a great place. You could have a good time. But the guy was explaining to me that they take all these rides and then they get them all, they break them all down, put them in the back of 18 wheelers, and then move them on to Phoenix or over they go to next. And I think to myself, that's insane that, you know. Well, when you have to think about you building like an IKEA dresser. thing is 100% of drawer collapses within 15 minutes. Exactly. And then imagine doing that like multiple times. Right, with Ferris wheels and some of these rides. With large machinery. I mean, Ferris wheel, at least that thing's just very slowly moving in circles. Some of those zippers that are like whipping around, I mean, that's like one loose screw you'd think game over and this

are some of the stories we've heard recently at least 23 people were hurt when the amusement park

ride that they were on collapsed take a look that doesn't sound good at all.

It sounds funny though.

It's funny.

It's like cartoon sound effect funny, but that does not sound good.

Yeah, and, you know, in this scenario, it looked like people were going to die.

Yeah, no one did, which is surprising.

I think four got seriously injured.

Most of the people, it looked like every single person on there would be done so. But for whatever reason, fun, fun, fun. It was just the arm just broke off.

Just completely snapped them off. I'm sure there were warning signs that were like, hey, maybe we should

pause the ride and make sure everything's operating okay. There's a stress factor here. Yeah, just go ahead. There's just one guy loitering in the background with a Philip screwdriver. It was like, oopsie. Just a horrific incident. Now, that was one. Okay, so that happened. Now, that was an international amusement park, so a lot of people go, whatever, it doesn't happen here.

We've got standards in this country, but then there's this one.

For the second time in eight months, Knottesbury Farms' popular Soul Spin Ride malfunctioned and left Thrill Seekers stranded.

It was a very different story last November when riders were stranded horizontally for nearly

three hours.

Oh, man.

Forks used a boom lift to rescue the riders.

So doesn't that mean they were laying down horizontally?

Horizontal, yes, would mean you're laying.

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