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Warning, the following podcast contains Puffy Buildings, Safety Concerns, Lady Animals, and Walt Disney's Cartoon Double Life.

All that, plus we're talking Tuntown. On today's podcast, it's a ride!

Welcome to Podcast the Ride hosted by three guys who would typically spend any amount of money at a Disneyland Prop auction, but might skip out on bidding on a bunch of peed-on acorns.

Please cut Gerdner, Jason Sheridan.

Hi, I am after we introduce our third host going to ask for clarification on what you're talking about.

You know what I'm talking about, wait a minute, you should probably know, my Carlson Hi.

Peed-on acorns, yes. I think I know what you're talking about. I'm saying that we're going to talk about a bunch of stuff that used to be at Mickey's Tuntown, which is closed as just closed this very week.

And we're reminiscing about the things that aren't there and haven't been there for a very long time. And among those things, there was a thing called Chippendale's Acorn Crawl.

And it was a ball pit where you had a bunch of, you went in a bunch of acorns. And presumably, I don't know what became of the acorns, where they all led to Disney memorabilia, but you can only imagine that the acorns, a lot of them at some point were peed-on.

Now, I was just looking for clarification. Context clues kind of led me to that. That was probably what you were talking about.

But I was just making sure there wasn't a famous like, and this is the spot they painted yellow because it's next to Pluto's doghouse or something.

Oh, was there a pee? Yeah, maybe there was a pee joke.

Like, there's a Lafagram Walt's first movie studio, like maybe there was a pee easter egg, like a Lafagram logo.

One of the early shorts was pee crazy, and it was just a bunch of barnyard animals all bobbin up and down with music.

As they all sprayed wobbly 20s cartoon lines of urine.

Yes, and the innovations from that, he was able to do that horrifying Alice and Wonderland live action.

Was it legal in the 20s to animate piss? Was there a law on the books back then that you could actually show urine?

I don't know. I maybe wasn't. Well, the rules I have to do have been different for the animal.

Oh, that's true. Yeah, fair enough. Human urine probably.

But even a sitting in the bowl. Maybe that's why.

All these animals and the cars and the buildings bouncing up and down to distract all the like stationary piss drawings.

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