And now, here's the question.

Ola, bitches, good day to you and yours.

All right, the best thing about amusement parks are the rides, right?

Where else can you just line up for an adrenaline rush?

Take the roller coaster called Superman the Ride at Six Flags New England.

Reach the speeds of 77 miles per hour, climbs 208 feet into the air.

And last week, yeah, the roller coaster got stuck, mid-ride at its highest point.

In every passenger, they had to climb down the edge of the tracks, which actually proved to be more terrifying than the actual ride.

But as always, it could always be worse.

At an amusement park in Spain, four people went crashing to the ground.

When the cable snapped, midair on the slingshot style ride, you know the ones?

They pull you back and launch you.

Yeah, the cable snapped. They're inside the capsule.

Things slammed into the ground. Now, look, everyone survived, but it should also be noted, they also all had to be hospitalized.

Now, anyone who had a fear of these types of riots, there's always that person. They're so nervous to get on the ride.

Yeah, well, now they feel very justified in having those fears.

But not every fear is justifiable. For example, both of my kids have a healthy fear of the dentist, which I find ridiculous, but we still make them go, you see. Now, a man in England,

he is a true phobia of dentists, and he actively avoided them for decades. Now he has to spend upwards of $30,000 U.S. dollars to fix his, quote, crumbling teeth,

meaning he has to go to the very dentist that he fears in the first place.

Now, whether they make sense or not, phobia is real, and it's not just humans.

I found out today, well, we know there's the myth that elephants are scared of mice.

We'll explain why that's a myth coming up.

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