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Warning, the following podcast may rattle and grind so much it renders your speakers

unsafe to use.

You may encounter claustrophobic hallways and a nail-biting round of picking numbers from

one to three.

Today, we examine the notorious, barely open,

Tomorrowland destroying 90s Disneyland attraction,

The Rocket Rods, on podcast The Ride.

I'm going to podcast The Ride, a podcast about theme parks where conversation and riffs fly at breakneck speed. And then, you know, slow down every six seconds or so because you don't want to go at two breakneck speed. I'm Scott Garner. This is Mike Carlson. That is really, that sums us up so perfectly. Yeah, yeah. You know? Yeah, yeah. then kind of, then just, you know, take our time. We'll find the next one. Okay, there we go. There's another run. Good. Yeah, some funny talk. And then, you know, we talk about I Love Lucy actor William Frawley for a while to slow down, to cool things down, to make sure that we don't get too too hot too fast this is very humble of you to

call frolly a slowdown as opposed to one of the fastest tracks well it ever do it excites me

internally but i don't know that it does that to the audience that's a speed ramp to you the mere even

like thinking thinking that you're going to say him, that gets your

heart palpitating, and then it coming out of your mouth, and then watching Jason light up when

you say it, and then watching me be indifferent, which lights you up further.

That's true, yeah.

Frawley was almost too exciting for me. Frawley was like a straight away. I think the wind-ups,

like the curves are more like saying things like 25 million, May 22nd,

1999, saying the items.

That's true, that's true.

But I guess it's the connective tissue.

It gets you from straight away to straight away.

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