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Hello, Mousalja friends.

This is Dave, and I'm here to introduce you to this week's episode of Mousalja's best year ever.

This week, we'll be revisiting episode 379 that originally

aired January of 2016. And this was a great episode because I think it's important for Disney fans,

especially park enthusiasts, to really know about the history of how these attractions get made.

And the focus on and talk about aero development, I think, is what about the history of how these attractions get made.

And the focus on and talk about arrow development, I think, is what was really important to me about this episode.

People don't all, you know, people always hear the stories about, you know, like Bob Gurr,

developing the Matterhorn and all these rights.

And of course, he did that.

But he also had partners in that. And there were people that actually kind of helped make that magic into reality from getting it from paper into a thing

that we can go see and touch and experience. And so one of those companies that helped many

theme parks, especially Disney, for many years, was Arrow Development.

And so I think it's important for our Mousadza listeners.

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