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Vroom, vroom, the following podcast contains

tight-fitting helmets,

a tournament of teens,

high school lies,

and agro car boys reminiscing about burning rubber.

All this, plus Ronnie Adrian joins us to talk K1 speed,

indoor go-kart racing on today's podcast, The Ride. Welcome to Podcast the Ride, a theme park podcast hosted by three men who are only comfortable driving if the vehicle has a human face.

My name is Michael Carlson.

Joining me, as always, Jason Sheridan.

Did your vehicles have a human face? No, I'm saying, no. That's why we weren't comfortable. Right. There is about the whole thing. Right. Yeah. Scott Garner's here and he wasn't comfortable either. No, of course. I need it to have a name. Maybe I need to have seen that car up to some hijinks. I need to have heard a catchphrase the car has said, like, ca-chow. Or else I'm like, I don't know if I could trust this car. Yeah, I know. That's, I feel the exact same way. We are talking about today go-karts, essentially, a specific one, but also in general, I think. I think this is a great place to put all of the go-kart thoughts we've all had our whole life. I don't know. We could get a lot of different go-kart episodes because there are different companies, you know? Sure. Yeah, yeah. Well, let's not get into specifics about boomers, about the chain boomers and their go-karts because I'm not qualified. I've never done a boomers go-cutting. But we've done K-1 now, I'll tell you that.

It could be way different. But let's bring our guest in. He's an actor, he's an improviser, he's a musician, he's a writer. He's a lot of things. He's Ronnie Adrian. Hello! Hey! Whoa! I like to give a little space for people to clap.

I love that one. People would be surprised. They're listening. They're like, I don't want to know who the guest is. I'm going to be surprised when they tell me. And then to hear my name and if they've ever heard of me, they go, whoa, him. Yes. I like him. And I'm assuming that they like me. They've heard of me and they liked me.

Yeah.

And that was short, though.

I think they would give you a longer applause.

Yeah. And that was short, though.

I think they would give you a longer applause.

I guess it's more for the people who clasped their hands on their face, a home alone style, like, oh.

Oh, it's a gas space.

Oh, they're shocked.

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