You're actually the first person to ride the Matterhorn.

I do not like roller coasters, and I've never ridden one.

And then Walt calls me over and says, well, we've decided on the shape of the mountain

and all these little holes in it and things and waterfalls.

And he says, we're going to put a roller coaster in here.

Oh, by the way, put two tracks in there, and then he walks away.

I taught myself

Trigg in 15 minutes. Come on. So I designed this whole thing and then they build it and install it.

And then my boss, he says, Robert, you design it, you ride it. Well, we survived it.

Yo, welcome to another episode of In A Minute with Evan Lovett, coming to you live from

the IM Studios in the heart of L.A.

And if your heart has been full in Los Angeles, it is possibly due to this very special guest that I have in studio.

We are talking about Bob Gur, one of the original Imagineers.

And this is not just a man who had a hand in Disney or Disneyland.

But the quote was, if it's at Disneyland and it moves,

Bob probably had a hand in its design.

We are talking some of the most legendary and favorite rides of all time

from the haunted mansion, the submarine voyage,

which when I was a kid was one of my favorite,

underrated, underappreciated, in my opinion.

Autopia, Matterhorn horn the monorail uh the little red fire engine on main street the list goes on and on bob is probably

the reason i don't say the reason but one of the main reasons that theme parks today operate the way that they do

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