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What's going on, everybody? Quick disclaimer up top here. Prior to editing this episode, a couple individuals raided my workspace. They were sporting black suits and sunglasses for whatever

reason. Anyways, they proceeded to confiscate our audio cards saying that it had something

to do with giving proof of alien life form or something like that. But luckily, there are clearly

a couple rookies because first off, they forgot to neuralize me. And secondly, they forgot that this is

also a video podcast, which means that we have

video audio as well on that card, albeit kind of crappy.

Needless to say, I have exhaustively enhanced, edited, mixed, et cetera, the crappy audio

from the video file in order to make this, for the most part, a very

pleasurable listening experience. That being said, there will be particular moments in this

episode that you will clearly notice that it was camera audio. Overall, though, I think you'll

have a great time enjoying men in black alien attack.

Have a good one.

Welcome to For Your Amusement, a theme park podcast that aims to exhaustively evaluate the world's most popular theme park attractions to determine if they are world class.

I'm Ryan Bergara.

I'm Baron Morin. And for this episode's featured attraction, we attempt to be the best of the best of the best to discuss men in black alien attack. And joining us is the best of the best of the best. Please welcome Quincy Stanford from all years. Hi, thanks for having me. I have not ridden this ride as many times as I would have liked, I will say. Likewise. And that's why we got Quincy here. Yeah, I've written it an embarrassing number of times, which is the minimum, I think. How many times do you think you had to really put a number on it? I would say I've written this ride at least 50 times, but it's probably more.

I'm jealous.

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