Hello and welcome to the MMQB NFL podcast I'm

Robert Riers here. We have recovered somewhat from Memorial Day weekend.

I'm sure you notice a little bit of raspiness in my voice. That's because when you take your

kids to a water park, Albert, you know, you're just sort of you're sort of you're sort of you're sort of

of you're sort of marinating in a sea of disease. I actually love water parks my wife is is beyond grossed out by them like things like there

is this place up here called water country which is in it is in New Hampshire,

that I used to love going to as a kid.

I don't think my parents love the idea,

the concept of a water park either,

but they took me, and I absolutely 100% would go back. I'm just not sure my wife is as into the whole concept as as I am.

So I'd say we're Td on whether or not my kids get to have the incredible

experience that I did going to water country going up where'd you go?

We went to Great Wolf which is like well. There's like there they're all over the country went to one in the Pocono Mountains and

It's good. I mean they have like you know all your standard raft water slides, there's a wave pool.

The wave pool is, I used to love the wave pool.

Wave pool is absolutely clutch.

And then they have this thing where there's this giant bucket.

It's probably like, I mean, it's like the size of a shed that is

constantly being filled up with water and then when it fills up to the top this

massive bell rings like an air raid siren goes off and then everyone in the place just gets

doused with like a fire hose grade velocity of falling water. What's this

called? What's the right call? It's called in the it's in the park. Like you can't avoid it. You just get smashed with this bucket. And so I love the bucket.

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