Gilbert Cruz

And when we come back, we're going to talk roller coasters.

We're going to get into it now.

Are you ready?

Let's get into it.

I know you are the rollercoaster meister.

How many rollercoasters have you been on?

Do you keep track in a book, a spreadsheet?

Yeah, it's a website called Coaster Count.

Coaster Count.

More than 200?

Yes.

That would put you probably in like the top 5% of people who have ridden roller coasters, I would imagine.

I would imagine so, yeah.

I feel like every year I hear about some trip or another that you took to go ride roller coasters.

I think, correct me if I'm wrong, this year you went to Europe?

Yeah, yeah, you're right about that.

enthusiasts call a dark ride which is basically an indoor ride like an indoor roller coaster or an indoor boat ride so you have to you have to tell me it would be a journalistic malpractice not to ask you in this chair what are some of your favorite roller coasters

So, you know, when we talk about the limits of human ingenuity and we talk about going to space and we talk about all the things that we haven't done yet, it's just, I feel like it's all in rollercoaster design here.

Like that's where all the great creativity comes

You look at, like, schematics before the roller coaster's out?