The Big Suey: The Frozen Olaf
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What disturbing video features an Olaf animatronic at a Disney park?
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Chris has a young child and he is at home with her. Roy and Tony and Mike have young children. So can you guys get for me that video that I believe will be traumatizing two children of a certain age, but I'm not familiar enough with what are the ages that would get traumatized by something like this. I'm thinking, Tony, is your daughter old enough to... My daughter's 14. 15 months tomorrow, so she wouldn't give a rat's ass about this. Okay, so Roy, would Claire be upset by this video, Olaf from Frozen here, if she is a fan of Frozen, as I imagine most kids are? Play this video of Olaf, and for the audio audience... I will let you know that it's a robotic Olaf. It seems to be talking. And then a heart attack, as far as I could tell.
Just total... An embolia. Right. And then all of a sudden the carrot nose falls off in a way that I would believe to be the greatest of the trauma. But the thing that's jarring about it is the instant paralysis because it's moving like a robot. It's moving like it's animated. And then it freezes and it's seizure. It's clear seizure there. And then falls over with the clacking sound. Falls on its back. And that is and then its nose falls off it's met with yells and gasps i mean how could it not be it's horrifying it's the eyes for me it's the fact that it's talking it's moving its arms it's looking at people and then suddenly eyes freeze fall backwards hey frozen uh frozen is yes olaf what that's how you would explain it to the child correct don't worry it's just olaf was frozen and and you're not going to say heart attack seizure you're not going to you're not bolia you're
You're not going to... You're going to say... What are you going to say about the carrot nose? Yeah, that's rough. For those of you who do not know Frozen and can't see the video, Olaf is just the sort of stereotypical snowman where he's got a carrot for a nose, and that's basically the whole snowman. It's a couple of buttons. The snowman's real easy in terms of taking care of fun stuff. It is... Second only to the stick in terms of the least amount of things that you need in order to play with. The stick is in the Toy Hall of Fame, I should mention. You can't play that enough. Please keep playing the sound though, because Olaf, Olaf falling on his back. Seizing. The plastic thud. It's just horrifying.
So what age do you have a trauma that a child is going to have nightmares? Because it sounds like Mike and Roy, their daughters are too old, and it sounds like Tony's is too young to be traumatized by this. I think it all depends on the kid, Dan. My kids, when they were of that age, they would have laughed. That's how they are. They would have just cackled laughing. But clearly from this video, I can hear someone in the back going... Yeah, it's jarring. It really is. I'm unsettled by it. It is unsettling no matter what. It really is. What is the most unsettling part? Because I'm going to say it's the carrot being five feet beyond the head after the screaming clacking sound and kids being whisked away. The thing that's greatest about it, though, is...
The mouth is moving, and then when the seizure strikes, it is clear to all involved that this is now an inanimate object and something is deeply wrong. When the mouth stops moving, you notice the seizure in his face.
Yeah, I think the dismemberment, the loss of the nose is what really gets me. I'm trying to picture explaining that to my granddaughter. It's like explaining why is Santa Claus holding a bottle of scotch?
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Chapters
4 chapters
1
What disturbing video features an Olaf animatronic at a Disney park?
0:02–4:44
2
How do the hosts react to the Olaf video and its implications?
4:44–5:41
3
What age group is most affected by the Olaf video according to the hosts?
5:41–30:26
4
What are the reactions to John Tortorella's coaching style?
30:26–41:14
Speakers
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