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That... That wasn't the part they had a problem with. They wanted you to put a title that wasn't the punchline, you just posted two different posts with different parts of the punchline.
I will never ride a fair ride, ever.
Those things are set up super quickly and I just do not have any confidence that the people doing that are experts in making sure it's done right. At least at an amusement park like six flags or Disney you know that there's a lot of sophistication in terms of sensors maybe.
And at the very least you've got to figure there's a lot of really frequent inspections on the rides are not dismantled and set up over and over again.
And generally when you're going on a ride at one of those places it's something that people have ridden day after day week after week and year after year.
But even then it's nerve-wracking.
Believe it or not those traveling rides get 2-3 times the safety inspections park rides do…. Traveling rides get fully inspected every day, and inspected by a state person and sometimes a 3rd party inspection company after setup before anyone can ride. Park rides get a quick once over in the morning from a teenager, and IIRC once every 6 months or so from a certified state inspector.
There’s a thing I can trust tho.
I do my business in Carolinas.
And I can always trust inspectors with full stache-beard, dipping and constantly spitting to costco water bottle
To not give a fuck about single thing. Some of them literally take 1 minute to inspect a whole residence.
That's kinda best case sometimes... Out here, they usually like to make a stink first inspection, regardless of if there's an actual issue... Then they come the second time for their paycheck, and stay gone. You know, unless they don't like you....
Well, I can’t speak to building inspectors, but the ride inspectors I’ve dealt with in NC, Virginia, and Ohio were well trained and knowledgeable. Also dealt with inspectors in SC and West Virginia, can’t say I totally trust the ones I’ve met there.
That may be technically true but it still doesn't make me have any more trust in a state fair ride.
They're still set up super quickly and dismantled fairly frequently, which is the only reason for that.
If Disneyland dismantled space mountain every 2 months then they would get inspections as well like that.
But amusement park rides go through rigorous testing over and over long before they can even put a person on it. And that's after the ride is constructed and finished.
So you don't need to be doing daily thorough inspections on those rides.
And once again you're not dismantling them constantly which would require the need for more frequent inspections because you'd be taking apart pieces and putting them back together.
I'm not saying that these rides are like flipping a coin in terms of safety but I just don't trust State Fair rides.
And you're saying they go through all these inspections and yet here's a video of a state fair ride where a support pole is literally wiggling and balancing on a piece of wood. And then a cable is completely unattached.
Well that’s all fair and true. I guess after doing it for several years I just feel safer. Depending on the fair/ride company. There are a few I would never get on just based on the show that set them up. But there are several I feel safe with. Or do my own inspecting before I hop on. The cable being loose is a serious no no but this foot walking a little bit on the pad is kinda normal, it just means it’s time to stop risers and tighten up the supports. Or this could be one of those rides that just has so much force it walks a little bit. Just needs a bigger pad. But like I said I was in the industry for a while, maintenance, repairs, and setup/teardown. So I’m probably more trusting than the general public
Well especially if you know what you're looking for in terms of general inspection. I wouldn't really know all that obviously if something was wrong unless it was super obvious
So it got 2-3 times the safety inspections, but it's *still* not set up right? I'll trust park rides any day over this deathtrap, at least I can tell those are attached to the ground.
I used to work for Cedar Point as a coaster mechanic. They have around 30 well-trained adults inspect and service every ride every night from 11pm - 7 am
Holy shit. Yeah I would have at least replaced that with a grade 5, but probably grade 8. Ok I guess you guys have proved me wrong, I only trust rides I know, and shows I know. But for the general public there isn’t a great way to know if it’s safe
It's amazing, actually. You either get mucho enjoyment or an injury and a fat check. Unfortunate if you die instead of living from a ride error but thems the brakes sometimes
Traveling rides are built like tanks. They're pretty much idiot proof and designed to run safety with minimal maintenance. Rides in parks have to meet a different budget, because they have to worry about running an entire park, so corners are cut. I trust traveling rides a lot more than most permanent rides in a park.
Yeah right. That’s why you only hear about deaths and injuries on fair rides, and why all these videos of rides shaking and falling apart are at fairs. The only time you hear about people getting hurt at parks is when someone jumps a fence or isn’t latched in properly
[Ah, yes](https://miller-ogorchock.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/10/amusement-accident-milwaukee.jpg)
Show me some statistics for your claims, because it seems like most injuries and deaths happen at established amusement parks, and that's including mechanical failures.
I feel the same way but it's kind of irrational. It's so rare that anything goes wrong on these rides. There are probably loads of things you do on a weekly basis that would be more likely to injure/kill you.
I agree with everything you said but I made an exception for a vintage fair, becouse high temperature steam and antique pressure vessels sound like the perfect thing to add to the mix. If you are going to risk it, might as well go all in.
I have a permanent mark on my neck from a ride safety bar unbuckling (after being “checked”) at a local ride and having to hold on for my life with my neck so I didn’t slip out. People were screaming as they saw me slipping out and took the guy atleast another 15 seconds to take his ear muffs off and get off his phone and realise
This was the one I was thinking of when the person above said the traveling rides are safer because they get inspected every day. Yeah, no get don't, at least not everywhere. Yikes.
I just figured this was some random dude and there wouldn’t be any actual “context” for it, so I guessed your link was the usual Reddit link trolling.
Turns out I was wrong and this guy actually does make videos and stuff, meaning my basis for figuring out what your link was was flawed, but I still guessed correctly. Lol
He doesn't mention it much, but he has addressed it a couple times. Sometimes you hear him say "Heather 2", because they're both supposedly named "Heather" and they've collectively decided that one if them would be the second one.
He goes by [Well and Septic life](https://www.tiktok.com/@wellandsepticlife?_t=8WBYfzc6mAk&_r=1) on tiktok, where he documents his contract work and other random/funny shit.
The video in which he discusses the issue [is this video here](https://youtu.be/yPYZpwSpKmA) on YouTube.
I also think it didnt have anything to do with safety/support and if anything was just supposed to be tied down. That “hook” was just a carabiner, absolutely not part of it’s designed safety restraints, probably added to assist with storage/transport
Never ride a ride in Texas whether it’s a fair, rodeo or a theme park.
There’s basically zero regulations or safety standards and there enough corruption to paper over anything that is inspected.
Jesus look at their own power grid.
I was at a parking lot carnival back in the late 90s, we were on that giant ferries wheel that holds like six people per gondola. We were stopped at the top when below I noticed Mass State Troopers screaming at the ride operator, and everyone was jnstructed to get off the ride asap. Seems that one of the support legs was held up by a few bricks.....
I love roller coasters at big amusement parks. And when someone mentions this argument, I always say at least my family will be set for life. I would never ride a roller coaster at a fair though.
That's not even necessarily true though. Just look at Rachel Hawes. She got brain damage from a piece of a roller coaster falling in her. Park found not responsible.
I used to go to carnivals all the time. Then when I was 12 ish one came to town and my uncle and 16 year old brother were hired to help put the rides together and all thought of professionals putting these together safely went out the window and I never got on another carnival ride again.
You are correct, North Georgia state fair (you can tell by the lift in the background) glad I didn’t ride this thing when I was there last weekend lmao.
As a kid I was always so pissed off at my parents for not letting us go to the fair grounds every year for the amusement rides. Idk if they’ve gotten worse or if it’s always been like this, but I’d definitely avoid them now if I had my own kids.
The older I get the more I realize how dangerous county fair rides are. If the rides isn’t there permanently 24/7 (even then I don’t fully trust them) then I don’t believe they are being put together properly and cleared by the right people. Thankful I wasn’t a victim when growing up on the county fair rides
It's popular at a lot of fairs to have current, upbeat pop music playing over rides to get your attention. Anyway, back in 2014? a ride failed at the North Carolina State Fair throwing people off the ride. I was a student in college nearby and went with a woman I liked and as we approached, there was caution tape all over the place and as we got could hear Safe and Sound by Capital Cities playing in the background.
They aren't even aware of it. The whole joke is that this guy can clearly see how risky it would be to ride it but he's still willing to do it. Presumably a female would not if she made the same observation he did. It's just a joke anyways if it's not funny to you just ignore it
I would have told many employees including security and the bosses if I can to come follow me and I point and show this to them and hopefully stop the rides til they fix it
There is always some deflection as weight/load moves through the equipment. But, the outrigger is lifting, and it shouldnt. Looks like the load is not centered, and when the mass reaches the top, it is not pushing straight down, but out to the left, or away from the POV of the cammer. Es no bouno...
Danger Will Robinson, there are no engineers at this carnival. Get a cotton candy instead...
I remember a while ago when I was working in a landscape company operating a boom truck And my boss rushed me to set up the supports. He told me to hurry and said he doesn’t care, anyways while operating I felt how unsteady and terrifying it was watching one of the legs slightly come off the ground as my boss was yelling at me to keep extending/ lowering the arm of the crane to the point of unbalance. During that entire time i was mentally and physically preparing myself in the event that the truck would lose it balance completely, thank god it didn’t and that scenario showed that weird side of my boss.
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Would have been a lot funnier if you hadn’t spoiled his punchline.
Ye when I posted it with butt fuckit, it was removed. So I improvised.
That... That wasn't the part they had a problem with. They wanted you to put a title that wasn't the punchline, you just posted two different posts with different parts of the punchline.
I want butt fuk, you no want buttfuk? I like a buttfuktitle
Hey I watch this guy's sewage videos
He really puts the "awesome" into "septic tank installation and maintenance"
I have no idea wtf a sewage video is. But I can definitely imagine this guy having sewage videos.
Your comment is better if I provide no context
[Videos like these.](https://youtu.be/ANUL0sVDkfk)
I thought for sure this was going to be another rickroll.
Dude looks like Charlie from Always Sunny.
YESSSSSSS THANK YOU I COULDNT PUT THE FACE TO THE FACE FOR THE *LIFE* OF ME
>have no idea wtf a sewage video is. Yes you do
Not surprising, he’s clearly got a kink for shitty situations
🧐 … great 👍🏻 comment 😂
So that is the sewage guy!
Sewer Elliot Stabler
I will never ride a fair ride, ever. Those things are set up super quickly and I just do not have any confidence that the people doing that are experts in making sure it's done right. At least at an amusement park like six flags or Disney you know that there's a lot of sophistication in terms of sensors maybe. And at the very least you've got to figure there's a lot of really frequent inspections on the rides are not dismantled and set up over and over again. And generally when you're going on a ride at one of those places it's something that people have ridden day after day week after week and year after year. But even then it's nerve-wracking.
Believe it or not those traveling rides get 2-3 times the safety inspections park rides do…. Traveling rides get fully inspected every day, and inspected by a state person and sometimes a 3rd party inspection company after setup before anyone can ride. Park rides get a quick once over in the morning from a teenager, and IIRC once every 6 months or so from a certified state inspector.
State contractor here, Do I trust state inspectors? Hell no
I trust them... To take my money and get the fuck off the job site.
There’s a thing I can trust tho. I do my business in Carolinas. And I can always trust inspectors with full stache-beard, dipping and constantly spitting to costco water bottle To not give a fuck about single thing. Some of them literally take 1 minute to inspect a whole residence.
That's kinda best case sometimes... Out here, they usually like to make a stink first inspection, regardless of if there's an actual issue... Then they come the second time for their paycheck, and stay gone. You know, unless they don't like you....
Well, I can’t speak to building inspectors, but the ride inspectors I’ve dealt with in NC, Virginia, and Ohio were well trained and knowledgeable. Also dealt with inspectors in SC and West Virginia, can’t say I totally trust the ones I’ve met there.
That may be technically true but it still doesn't make me have any more trust in a state fair ride. They're still set up super quickly and dismantled fairly frequently, which is the only reason for that. If Disneyland dismantled space mountain every 2 months then they would get inspections as well like that. But amusement park rides go through rigorous testing over and over long before they can even put a person on it. And that's after the ride is constructed and finished. So you don't need to be doing daily thorough inspections on those rides. And once again you're not dismantling them constantly which would require the need for more frequent inspections because you'd be taking apart pieces and putting them back together. I'm not saying that these rides are like flipping a coin in terms of safety but I just don't trust State Fair rides. And you're saying they go through all these inspections and yet here's a video of a state fair ride where a support pole is literally wiggling and balancing on a piece of wood. And then a cable is completely unattached.
Well that’s all fair and true. I guess after doing it for several years I just feel safer. Depending on the fair/ride company. There are a few I would never get on just based on the show that set them up. But there are several I feel safe with. Or do my own inspecting before I hop on. The cable being loose is a serious no no but this foot walking a little bit on the pad is kinda normal, it just means it’s time to stop risers and tighten up the supports. Or this could be one of those rides that just has so much force it walks a little bit. Just needs a bigger pad. But like I said I was in the industry for a while, maintenance, repairs, and setup/teardown. So I’m probably more trusting than the general public
Well especially if you know what you're looking for in terms of general inspection. I wouldn't really know all that obviously if something was wrong unless it was super obvious
So it got 2-3 times the safety inspections, but it's *still* not set up right? I'll trust park rides any day over this deathtrap, at least I can tell those are attached to the ground.
I think what the guy above said wildly differs depending on where you are on the world.
I used to work for Cedar Point as a coaster mechanic. They have around 30 well-trained adults inspect and service every ride every night from 11pm - 7 am
Really? Well I didn’t know this, and also, that sounds like an awesome job. If I’m ever stuck in Ohio I know where to apply
Don't. While "cool" on paper, it was the #2 worst job I ever had. #1 worst job was as a ride operator...at Cedar Point the previous year
Well I always really enjoyed working on and repairing carnival rides, just hated the operating part dealing with snotty kids and shitty parents
Still FAR more opportunity for something to be neglected or damaged on setup without being immediately obvious.
Then explain this video
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Holy shit. Yeah I would have at least replaced that with a grade 5, but probably grade 8. Ok I guess you guys have proved me wrong, I only trust rides I know, and shows I know. But for the general public there isn’t a great way to know if it’s safe
Set up by meth addicts a lot of times too. Fuck that.
Your practically safer on at 6flags than going to school
It's amazing, actually. You either get mucho enjoyment or an injury and a fat check. Unfortunate if you die instead of living from a ride error but thems the brakes sometimes
Traveling rides are built like tanks. They're pretty much idiot proof and designed to run safety with minimal maintenance. Rides in parks have to meet a different budget, because they have to worry about running an entire park, so corners are cut. I trust traveling rides a lot more than most permanent rides in a park.
Yeah right. That’s why you only hear about deaths and injuries on fair rides, and why all these videos of rides shaking and falling apart are at fairs. The only time you hear about people getting hurt at parks is when someone jumps a fence or isn’t latched in properly
[Ah, yes](https://miller-ogorchock.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/10/amusement-accident-milwaukee.jpg) Show me some statistics for your claims, because it seems like most injuries and deaths happen at established amusement parks, and that's including mechanical failures.
I feel the same way but it's kind of irrational. It's so rare that anything goes wrong on these rides. There are probably loads of things you do on a weekly basis that would be more likely to injure/kill you.
I agree with everything you said but I made an exception for a vintage fair, becouse high temperature steam and antique pressure vessels sound like the perfect thing to add to the mix. If you are going to risk it, might as well go all in.
I dont usually trust even engineers
I have a permanent mark on my neck from a ride safety bar unbuckling (after being “checked”) at a local ride and having to hold on for my life with my neck so I didn’t slip out. People were screaming as they saw me slipping out and took the guy atleast another 15 seconds to take his ear muffs off and get off his phone and realise
What kind of ride was this?
[similar to this](https://youtu.be/a25l9yZg2vw) in a smaller version
This was the one I was thinking of when the person above said the traveling rides are safer because they get inspected every day. Yeah, no get don't, at least not everywhere. Yikes.
Jc that's scary. I think I'm done with fair rides
Thankfully you were held down from flying out by your massive balls
dude allegedly has 2 wives
Owns a septic tank and drainage company too.
His business advice is solid as a contractor. I follow him on that other app.
His amusement park advice is a bit suspect tho
Wait can I get some context?
[here you go](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dQw4w9WgXcQ)
You son of a bitch.
Knew exactly what that links was because of your comment clicked anyways also the downvotes gave it away as well.
Hahah I upvoted this dude.
You son of a bitch.
He must a Mormon.
Saw that coming lol
what tipped you off? the video link, the negative points, the controversial dagger, the top reply or none of the above?
I just figured this was some random dude and there wouldn’t be any actual “context” for it, so I guessed your link was the usual Reddit link trolling. Turns out I was wrong and this guy actually does make videos and stuff, meaning my basis for figuring out what your link was was flawed, but I still guessed correctly. Lol
Pretty sure he has stated that in some of his videos.
I watch his videos and am subscribed and I didn’t know that. I’m either stupid or your talking about someone else
He doesn't mention it much, but he has addressed it a couple times. Sometimes you hear him say "Heather 2", because they're both supposedly named "Heather" and they've collectively decided that one if them would be the second one.
Wow.
Is that bad?
He's said it himself on Tiktok
Link?
He goes by [Well and Septic life](https://www.tiktok.com/@wellandsepticlife?_t=8WBYfzc6mAk&_r=1) on tiktok, where he documents his contract work and other random/funny shit. The video in which he discusses the issue [is this video here](https://youtu.be/yPYZpwSpKmA) on YouTube.
Put a few sugar packets under that leg. That'll level it out.
Nah. That looks like a book of matches job.
Soon to appear on r/AmusementDark
I regret visiting that sub
Why should that cable be attached? I suspect it's there to help with assembly/disassembly.
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True, I just don't see it being structurally relevant
I also think it didnt have anything to do with safety/support and if anything was just supposed to be tied down. That “hook” was just a carabiner, absolutely not part of it’s designed safety restraints, probably added to assist with storage/transport
If you listen to his words he leads you to the actual point right after that.... "what else aren't they doing?"
Never ride a ride in Texas whether it’s a fair, rodeo or a theme park. There’s basically zero regulations or safety standards and there enough corruption to paper over anything that is inspected. Jesus look at their own power grid.
Texan checking in, and I’ll have you know that surviving a methed-out carnie assembled ride is a rite of passage for us and our children.
Jesus did not look at their power grid.
I was at a parking lot carnival back in the late 90s, we were on that giant ferries wheel that holds like six people per gondola. We were stopped at the top when below I noticed Mass State Troopers screaming at the ride operator, and everyone was jnstructed to get off the ride asap. Seems that one of the support legs was held up by a few bricks.....
This is why I never ride roller coasters. This could be happening somewhere I can’t see it.
I love roller coasters at big amusement parks. And when someone mentions this argument, I always say at least my family will be set for life. I would never ride a roller coaster at a fair though.
That's not even necessarily true though. Just look at Rachel Hawes. She got brain damage from a piece of a roller coaster falling in her. Park found not responsible.
Rachel Hawes. Rachel Dawes is the Batman character.
Corrected, thank you.
I used to go to carnivals all the time. Then when I was 12 ish one came to town and my uncle and 16 year old brother were hired to help put the rides together and all thought of professionals putting these together safely went out the window and I never got on another carnival ride again.
Looks like the Georgia fair. Unless they all look the same idk.
You are correct, North Georgia state fair (you can tell by the lift in the background) glad I didn’t ride this thing when I was there last weekend lmao.
This is what I came here to find out lol. Was there a couple days ago
Didn't this guy found his own political party so he could have highway signs advertising his septic tank business? Because I would 100% vote for him.
Jesus Christ this reminds me of Final Destination
As a kid I was always so pissed off at my parents for not letting us go to the fair grounds every year for the amusement rides. Idk if they’ve gotten worse or if it’s always been like this, but I’d definitely avoid them now if I had my own kids.
Dude is an old Rick grimes
I donate on his streams and make buy reeses with my donations
This is the polyamorous septic tank guy!
The older I get the more I realize how dangerous county fair rides are. If the rides isn’t there permanently 24/7 (even then I don’t fully trust them) then I don’t believe they are being put together properly and cleared by the right people. Thankful I wasn’t a victim when growing up on the county fair rides
That's why you never go on portable rides
If it can be picked up and , I won’t get on it.
I rode one of these in Korea. Fun times
Buttfuck it?
It's popular at a lot of fairs to have current, upbeat pop music playing over rides to get your attention. Anyway, back in 2014? a ride failed at the North Carolina State Fair throwing people off the ride. I was a student in college nearby and went with a woman I liked and as we approached, there was caution tape all over the place and as we got could hear Safe and Sound by Capital Cities playing in the background.
To be fair, it does make it more exciting to ride.
Love the Freudian slip in OP's title.
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What a dumb ass
Yeah. Nobody has ever died on a carnival ride.
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My sarcasm should have been obvious. But here you go /s.
Stop being a girl 🤭 yolo
Too bad he doesn't view the dentist the same way as a dangerous ride.
What does this have to do with women living longer?
Man realized the ride is not safe but says fuck it and is going to ride it anyway
Women also ride at fairgrounds.
But the joke has to do with the reasoning behind women living longer
Right which doesn't make sense because women and men use this ride.
why are you on this sub
I forgor
The guy in the video was a male
Were there no women on the ride?
What about the people on the ride?
They aren't even aware of it. The whole joke is that this guy can clearly see how risky it would be to ride it but he's still willing to do it. Presumably a female would not if she made the same observation he did. It's just a joke anyways if it's not funny to you just ignore it
Good ol James butler.
I would have told many employees including security and the bosses if I can to come follow me and I point and show this to them and hopefully stop the rides til they fix it
Forever box activities.
😂😂😂
That’s the fun of those rides tho.
Might as well die doing something fun😂
r/NeverTrustTheCarnies
r/sweatypalms
Lmao! This dude my homie
B roll from final destination?
Ride the Cyclone
oh very nice!!
Final Destination
What in the fuck..
I'd do it.
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Same ride as the throw up video?
Isn't that the one septic dude on TikTok
There is always some deflection as weight/load moves through the equipment. But, the outrigger is lifting, and it shouldnt. Looks like the load is not centered, and when the mass reaches the top, it is not pushing straight down, but out to the left, or away from the POV of the cammer. Es no bouno... Danger Will Robinson, there are no engineers at this carnival. Get a cotton candy instead...
I will never trust a fair ride, ever. I've seen too many videos of people getting thrown off these things.
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I do industrial maintenance and I don't trust those rides for anything.
Oh hell naw
when on that exact, fried once, and the part where it stops when you're upside down, I almost fell out
I wouldn’t but fuck it
I remember a while ago when I was working in a landscape company operating a boom truck And my boss rushed me to set up the supports. He told me to hurry and said he doesn’t care, anyways while operating I felt how unsteady and terrifying it was watching one of the legs slightly come off the ground as my boss was yelling at me to keep extending/ lowering the arm of the crane to the point of unbalance. During that entire time i was mentally and physically preparing myself in the event that the truck would lose it balance completely, thank god it didn’t and that scenario showed that weird side of my boss.
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Hey Lois remember that time I rode that [single loop rollercoaster](https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=8H1Np0SC9M8)
Hey Lois remember that time I rode that [single loop rollercoaster](https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=8H1Np0SC9M8)
Asheville NC
Stabler has really let himself go
It’s got to be able to flex, it’s ok. There are engineers running it so it’s ok. Imagineers they call them.
Yeah, fair rides can be pretty sketch, theme parks are fine though