Russ Frushtick
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And then when people came to the park, it was an extraordinarily hot day that first day at Disneyland, and people's shoes were actually melting into the asphalt because it hadn't fully set yet. And there was a plumbing strike. And the plumbing was not functioning. So people looking to get water to kind of cool down were totally out of luck. So it was a very unlucky day.
And then when people came to the park, it was an extraordinarily hot day that first day at Disneyland, and people's shoes were actually melting into the asphalt because it hadn't fully set yet. And there was a plumbing strike. And the plumbing was not functioning. So people looking to get water to kind of cool down were totally out of luck. So it was a very unlucky day.
But obviously, we know Disney came out OK in the long run.
But obviously, we know Disney came out OK in the long run.
But obviously, we know Disney came out OK in the long run.
I mean, there were pretty spectacular amusement parks before Disneyland. You know, we look to Luna Park and Coney Island obviously had their heyday in the early 1900s. And they were astonishing. I mean, just enormous light shows and everything. various rides of complexity. People would really come from all around to experience that.
I mean, there were pretty spectacular amusement parks before Disneyland. You know, we look to Luna Park and Coney Island obviously had their heyday in the early 1900s. And they were astonishing. I mean, just enormous light shows and everything. various rides of complexity. People would really come from all around to experience that.
I mean, there were pretty spectacular amusement parks before Disneyland. You know, we look to Luna Park and Coney Island obviously had their heyday in the early 1900s. And they were astonishing. I mean, just enormous light shows and everything. various rides of complexity. People would really come from all around to experience that.
I think later on, as the interest in amusement parks kind of waned, places like Coney Island did develop a seedier reputation. But when they first started, they were really just the height of entertainment for people.
I think later on, as the interest in amusement parks kind of waned, places like Coney Island did develop a seedier reputation. But when they first started, they were really just the height of entertainment for people.
I think later on, as the interest in amusement parks kind of waned, places like Coney Island did develop a seedier reputation. But when they first started, they were really just the height of entertainment for people.
Yes. So there's a place called Wonderland Kalkar in Germany. This is an amusement park you can go to today. It's open. And it is set in a nuclear power plant
Yes. So there's a place called Wonderland Kalkar in Germany. This is an amusement park you can go to today. It's open. And it is set in a nuclear power plant
Yes. So there's a place called Wonderland Kalkar in Germany. This is an amusement park you can go to today. It's open. And it is set in a nuclear power plant
not an active one it is off but it was actually built as a nuclear power plant but never functioned because germany pulled the plug literally right after it was built so you have the giant cooling towers you have everything you would need for a nuclear power plant but inside of it is this wild amusement park there's actually a giant swing within the cooling towers so if you've ever wanted to experience that uh there's really only one place in the world you can do that
not an active one it is off but it was actually built as a nuclear power plant but never functioned because germany pulled the plug literally right after it was built so you have the giant cooling towers you have everything you would need for a nuclear power plant but inside of it is this wild amusement park there's actually a giant swing within the cooling towers so if you've ever wanted to experience that uh there's really only one place in the world you can do that
not an active one it is off but it was actually built as a nuclear power plant but never functioned because germany pulled the plug literally right after it was built so you have the giant cooling towers you have everything you would need for a nuclear power plant but inside of it is this wild amusement park there's actually a giant swing within the cooling towers so if you've ever wanted to experience that uh there's really only one place in the world you can do that
It seems kind of weird, strange, odd. So there's a small town in Spain that actually hosts an annual baby jumping festival. It is as weird as it sounds, but it is a traditional festival. And the idea is that in order to ensure the health and luck of newborn babies, The parents of the town will place their children on the street in the middle of the street. They clear it out.
It seems kind of weird, strange, odd. So there's a small town in Spain that actually hosts an annual baby jumping festival. It is as weird as it sounds, but it is a traditional festival. And the idea is that in order to ensure the health and luck of newborn babies, The parents of the town will place their children on the street in the middle of the street. They clear it out.
It seems kind of weird, strange, odd. So there's a small town in Spain that actually hosts an annual baby jumping festival. It is as weird as it sounds, but it is a traditional festival. And the idea is that in order to ensure the health and luck of newborn babies, The parents of the town will place their children on the street in the middle of the street. They clear it out.