Forever.

Dog.

Warning, today's episode gets political, but we at Podcasts The Ride feel this is a good thing,

because a healthy debate strengthens our core amusement park beliefs. So prepare for a heated yet robust

discussion about grain and people possibly doing lab work.

Carly Weizel returns to graze the third rail of theme park politics, Epcot's living with the land. The Ride. Oh, Welcome to Podcast The Ride, The Ride, the theme park podcast that's not afraid to touch the hottest topics around namely

slow plant-based learning-based boat rides.

My name is Mike Carlson.

Joining me as always some fire throwers like Jason Sheridan.

I'm just here to talk about a great ride everyone knows and loves that we all enjoy.

And Scott. I think I mean to say

flamethrowers, not fire throwers.

Flamethrowers. Yeah.

Uh, hi, I'm here to, I feel somewhat counter to Jason's POV, but you know what I would like to I'd like this to be

pleasure I'd like it to be a learning experience for me as well.

I'd like to be taught why this isn't the boringest ride I've ever been on.

Sorry everybody.

Okay, all right.

But this is good.

I like that we're...

Scott, let me reassure you that in order to do that, I'll just go ahead and tell you the technology exists.

Really always we need is the courage and the innovation and the ability and the will to do it.

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