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Bad Theme Park Ideas with a La Cava Avocado
What happens when creative theme park fans decide to imagine the absolute worst possible Disney lands? We're about to find out while sipping on one of Epcot's most unusual cocktails.
We kick things off by sampling the La Cava Avocado from La Hacienda de San Angel in the Mexico Pavilion – a unique $19 concoction featuring tequila, Midori, fresh avocado, lime juice, and agave. With its smoothie-like consistency and surprising flavor profile, this drink proves to be unexpectedly enjoyable and potentially a sleeper hit for our year-end list.
Then we unleash our worst (or best?) terrible theme park concepts. "Corporate Land" brings the magic of endless meetings to life with attractions like the TPS Report Coaster that never actually leaves the station and the Annual Shareholders Review Musical. "Tax Season Terrace" features an IRS Audit dark ride and the Deduction Deli where servers take 30% of your food and throw it away right in front of you.
The creativity continues with "Diet Land" (requiring 30,000 mandatory steps), "Dental Kingdom" (featuring the painfully slow "Floss Coaster"), "Plumland" (bathroom-themed attractions with active splash zones), "Potato Land" (celebrating root vegetables with no cleanup stations), and "The Emotionally Repressed Frontier" (where animatronics silently process family issues).
Our most intriguing bad idea might be "Touchstone Land," celebrating Disney's adult-oriented film label with attractions based on hits like "The Rock," "Dead Poets Society," and "Pretty Woman." This concept actually contains elements many Disney fans might genuinely enjoy – proving that sometimes even terrible ideas contain a spark of inspiration.
Join us for this hilarious brainstorming session that blends Disney parks knowledge, nostalgia, and creativity into one unforgettable cocktail of an episode. What's your favorite terrible theme park concept?
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Hello and welcome to Cheers to Ears and today we are drinking the La Cava Avocado. How can I mess up avocado, la Cava Avocado, from La Hacienda de San Angel in the Mexico Pavilion at Epcot? Yes, and it's made with Tromba Blanco, tequila, melon, orange, liqueur, fresh Avocado Lime Juice with hibiscus salt rim, and it sold for $19.
Speaker 2:We have some differences. We changed it up. So this is one. I wanted to look, watch someone make it online on YouTube. So did the YouTube search. This asked for orange melon liqueur, which we had Cointreau, but he just put in the Midori, right, so that's all we did. We did two ounces. We did switch up the tequila, jose Cuervo Reposado, so we didn't use a Blanco tequila, but two ounces of tequila, one ounce of Midori, half an avocado, an ounce of agave syrup, half an avocado, an ounce of agave syrup which it didn't say agave syrup on that list and then an ounce of fresh squeezed lime juice and, yeah, blended. We didn't do the salt rim. I don't like a salt rim. Anyway, you don't like a salt rim and I don't care about a salt rim, you can go either way. So I thought about it and I looked we could have got the hibiscus salt, but I thought, well, we've used that one time.
Speaker 1:I never say, ooh, that salt rim really makes the drink yeah.
Speaker 2:I never come out that way for me and I've had ooh, that salt rim screwed that drink right up. Thank you, gurgling Suitcase at Old Key West Again with that drink. So it has the consistencies like drinking a mashed banana.
Speaker 1:Yeah, it is. That's exactly what it is. It's like a smoothie Smoothie, avocado smoothie.
Speaker 2:So we pulverized the ice that was in it. Oh, it had a cup of ice in it as well. It's got a, I don't know. The initial taste is like sweet avocado, maybe it's kind of unique, and then the tequila hits and the Midori, the alcohol, hits second. But the sweetness of the avocado and the syrup and the lime juice, I think, is what well, the avocado and agave, I think, hit first and then it ends with lime juice, and the lime juice, I think, is what well, the avocado and agave, I think, hit first and then it ends with lime juice and the alcohol.
Speaker 1:It's very different. It's not our normal drink at all.
Speaker 2:It is very different Right, which is why I've been wanting to try it.
Speaker 1:Yeah, we need to get different drinks. We need to. I mean, we try to go away from the fruity drinks that we always have sometimes, and this is definitely away from that, and you've been talking about this for months.
Speaker 2:Yeah. So this makes me wonder, though, doing something like this, but like a banana margarita in the same way, but with banana instead, take away the avocado, put banana in and put banana in. I don't know if I'd put the Midori in then, or if I might put just Cointreau, I don't know, I think.
Speaker 1:Midori. I think there should be both Okay.
Speaker 2:Orange, lemon, orange, melon, banana and we're going to make one for Christy. Thank you, Christy. After we're done. I don't know if that's a thank you, Christy.
Speaker 1:No, thank you, christy, after we're done. I don't know if that's a thank you, christy. No, because we're making one for her, just saying it.
Speaker 2:It's the thing we say, it's the.
Speaker 1:Thing.
Speaker 2:Okay, yeah, but we're going to make one with Cointreau and try the difference. Afterwards We'll probably put an ounce. So it was an ounce of basically everything except for the tequila, which was two ounces. So it have an extra ounce of Quantro. Good, so we'll try that, because we'll take a sip of that one and see how that, yeah, changes it, because that might be that really might be the way to go is, with the Quantro, I'll take two sips, because she grabbed two sips. Yeah, she grabbed two or three sips, all right, and she polished off your shades of green.
Speaker 1:She did Our last week's drink, yeah, last week's drink, yeah, that, um, yeah, we just had a minute ago. So today we're talking about I don't know, this isn't really tying to the drink bad land ideas.
Speaker 2:This could have been a bad drink. This could have been a bad drink yeah.
Speaker 1:So maybe these are great land ideas we're talking about, because this is a pretty good drink. This is going to be up. I mean, it's not going to be probably maybe top five or ten, but it could. It could sneak in there.
Speaker 2:The more we think about it, we reflect on it, because this one's just so different than anything we've had. It might be a sneaker pick. Yeah, it's one that. Yeah it just it might be sneaky Right, sneak up into that top five ten Right Of the year for next year's episode. Yeah, very different, very different, very different, okay. So, anyway, we came up with some bad land ideas, bad land ideas, and yeah, we'll see I might have snuck in a couple of good ideas in these bad ideas. Oh, just because I started doing it, it's like, oh, I'll do that, and then I thought, oh, that actually sounds like a good idea. I don't think I have any good ideas.
Speaker 1:So, overall, though, mine are bad the land ideas are bad and for once we did the same kind of thing. I did two rides per land, so I did this. We talked about this before A slogan for the land Land name slogan. I did two rides every land, one show.
Speaker 2:And then I did like three food items. Oh, you did food items. I did around ideas, one restaurant idea. Okay, I just did one or two and then, but I might have added some of them, I might have added food if it were appropriate, okay, but mostly it was the. I think it was mostly just the. The theming of the restaurant is what I was going for. Yeah, that's a good idea too, to stick with it. Okay, want me to start? I'll let you start this. Okay, I started last week. Okay, sounds good. My first one's.
Speaker 1:Corporate Land Okay, the magic of meetings never ends in Corporate Land. Nice, right the rides. The TPS Report Coaster is the first ride. It's a spreadsheet-themed roller coaster that never actually takes off. Instead, it loops endlessly through HR paperwork. The first roller coaster, okay, okay. The second one is the Elevator Pitch Drop. Guests give a fake product pitch while dropping six stories Nice.
Speaker 2:Slow or fast. Slow Okay, like medium, fast yeah.
Speaker 1:Like regular elevator speed. Okay, my show. My show is the Annual Shareholders Review, the Musical, and it is a jazz hands heavy PowerPoint presentation about quarterly earnings with songs like Synergy is you and Me and some food ideas a bag of conference almonds, a power lunch, protein slurry and the flat diet Coke at room temperature.
Speaker 2:Nice, there's my first one. Okay, I think so I I'm gonna jump ahead To one of mine, cause it ties in Really closely to that. Okay, so it's called Tax Season Terrorist. It is close. Explore the world of write-offs and tax credits. So the first ride the IRS Audit Office. It's a dark ride theme around heading to your local IRS office to go through an audit. It includes finding hidden deductions throughout the ride, like finding hidden Mickeys. Oh yeah yeah, you got to find hidden deductions. The ride like finding hidden.
Speaker 1:Mickeys.
Speaker 2:Oh, yeah, yeah you got to find hidden deductions in your dog friend. Is this fun to do as you go through your audit?
Speaker 1:Yeah, that's not boring.
Speaker 2:And at the end they tell you how much you owe, always owe, yeah. So second one is the Scrooge McDuck spinner oh, so I did tie in a little bit of IP into there. Spinner oh, so I did tie in a little bit of IP into there. But if it's tax finance related, you kind of have to use Scrooge McDuck in my mind. But it's a carousel where you ride different forms of currency and Scrooge McDuck gives helpful tips on frugality over a loudspeaker. So you know most of them. You're riding horses with King Arthur's carousel or Jesse's critter carousel. You ride different critters. So this one, you ride different forms of currency, but instead of music playing, it's just him giving you frugality tips. That's awesome. And then there's the Woodrow Wilson Hall of Shame. It's a theater show where we learn all about Woodrow Wilson screwing us over with the creation of the IRS and the Federal Reserve.
Speaker 1:I love it. Yeah, there's. I mean there's not a good Woodrow Wilson ride anywhere. No, you know, for good reason, right, he does have an animatronic.
Speaker 2:He does, but he is a bad land idea. And then there's the deduction deli. Oh, okay, that's the food place to get food.
Speaker 2:Food place. Yeah, so all foods named after popular tax deductions. But the catch of the restaurant is your server takes 30% of your food back. Run is your server takes 30% of your food back and they can either eat it there in front of you or they can be like the government and just waste it or just throw it away. Like, throw it away, just throw it away right in front of you. Yeah, right in front of you. Take 30% of your food back and just throw it in the garbage Right in front of you. I like that. So that is Tax Season Terrace. That's hilarious.
Speaker 1:My next one's called Mild Peril Island. Okay, you'll almost feel slightly unsafe, just slightly. Yeah, has the haunted crosswalk where you dodge slow-moving ghostly pedestrians in an animatronic village with vaguely confusing traffic signals. Okay, they move really slow. I mean it's not even dodging anything, it's like really slow moving. The Escalator of Dread is my next one. Okay, okay, a gentle moving walkway that suddenly stops and makes a weird grinding noise. So it's like one of those airport walkway things. Yeah, right, it moves along, it just kind of stops once in a while and goes gone. The show Evacuation Drill Live. So you go in the theater Every 30 minutes. They escort you out.
Speaker 2:Evacuate. Please head In a friendly manner.
Speaker 1:There could be animatronics doing it too, like the animatronic janitor. That's fancy.
Speaker 2:With a little flashlight with the wand.
Speaker 1:That's spending money on the place Nice. Some foods are the mystery chili served lukewarm. The unlabeled snack packs, those are good, yeah. And the is this chicken nuggets.
Speaker 2:What part of the chicken nuggets? Okay, that's my next one. Yeah, okay, my next one Diet land. 30,000 steps mandatory is the catchphrase there the cardio coaster. So you know how coasters have that initial. Where you go up, yeah, yeah, this one. Everybody has to pedal to the top of the hill. Okay, the rest is all gravity, but that part you've got to pedal up to the top. Okay, there's no launching. There's no, yeah, none of that, or or gears cranking you to the top. No, okay, there's no launching. There's no, yeah, none of that, or or gears cranking you to the top. No, you've got a. You and everybody else on the ride has to pedal to the top. Nice, like it. Another distinct feature of this is it's it's literally like a mile away from the rest of the park, on a path, and you, so you've got to walk a mile to get there and a mile to get back. Yeah, treadmill, time machine, so think spaceship, earth, except it walks you through the history of fitness.
Speaker 2:So, you have a screen in front of you and you're on a treadmill and you're just walking, just walking, and it gives you the history of fitness, jane Fonda and Richard Simmons, and it gives you the history of fitness, jane Fonda and Richard Simmons, and maybe we could get Judy Dench to narrate again like she did. Spaceship Earth, who knows? So a little more old IP, use Minnie and Daisy's spin class show. Join Daisy and Minnie as they take you through an interactive spin class Okay, or a Zumba class. You through an interactive spin class Okay, or Zumba class or some form of a class. So Minnie is the encouraging one, and Daisy, though, is giving you like the backhanded compliments Mm-hmm, you'd look great if you lost 10 pounds. You know comments like that. So that's their interaction, as, as you go into this, I would, I would ride their.
Speaker 1:Peloton rides? Yeah, if Mickey and Minnie and Daisy are the instructors, that'd be fun. So that's about what it is. Yeah, they should do that.
Speaker 2:So the food location is Goofy's Rice Cake Emporium. All things diet food rice cakes, lean, bland protein cottage cheese, fresh veggies, plain yogurt and fruit smoothies. So that's just it Rice cakes, rice cakes With some plain yogurt.
Speaker 1:That's a bad idea. So diet land yeah, that's a bad idea. My next one is D kingdom.
Speaker 2:I almost did dental kingdom Really, and I just nah I'm not going to do dental kingdom.
Speaker 1:Every visit's a filling adventure. The floss coaster Is one Painfully slow suspended ride that tangles guests between giant mowers. Nice, that might actually be fun. The enamel drop is experienced the heartbreak of dental erosion. In 4d it's like the let's bring it back the old Muppets. Yeah, the 4d version right. Yeah, the show is cavity crusaders live, we're animated Mowers, fight black monsters while singing brush, tell you believe. And the food is raw celery sticks, listerine popsicles and sugar-free regret.
Speaker 2:Nice, excellent Dental land, dental land, so I have Tomorrowland because it's a bad land idea.
Speaker 1:That's good. I should have had Small World as a ride. All right, Small World, exactly like it is so Tomorrowland, but the 1980s version?
Speaker 2:Okay, so the show I'll start off with. The show is VHS Library. Okay, so they just randomly pop an old Disney VHS into the cassette player and that's what you're watching. Okay, yeah, and as they degrade, the show gets worse. Oh, yeah. Because it's all got all the scratchiness and everything like that. Fix the tracking Right, but no, no fixing the tracking.
Speaker 1:It's all going to be bad.
Speaker 2:So Buzz Lightyear's Astro Blasters as is.
Speaker 1:Sorry, a lot of people will not know what fix the tracking means no, they won't.
Speaker 2:I know People younger than us, and that's okay. Yeah, you're going to have to look it up, yeah, sorry, yeah, so Buzz Lightyear's Astro Blasters, because that just feels 80s as is. As is. It just moved in the synth room Interactive attraction with a room full of synthesizers and drum machines where you create your own 80s hits. Nice, yeah, that's not bad.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I kind of like that one so, but most people have no musical talent, so, right, it's just gonna be a lot of noise, right the uh, the pop culture museum up in seattle, uh-huh has rooms you can go into like soundproof rooms and they have guitars in there and drums that you can play.
Speaker 2:Oh, that's kind of cool. It's kind of fun. If I'm ever up there, I might have to try that out. You should go, it's great. So this is this entered in. This is a great idea. Okay, the return of Captain EO yeah, oh yeah, I think the it should happen, at least it should happen. It should be on one of those like once a year, they should bring it back for a month.
Speaker 1:Once every five years or something, yeah, something where it comes back for a few days or months, I guess, because days want to be in and the same theater.
Speaker 2:you know that it's now Tomorrowland, but that one, as I was kind of creating this, I thought about Captain EO, which was very 80s. I remember the first time I saw it, but it was great, yes, and I do remember watching it a couple of times, I think. So food Galaxy Grill yeah, done, done. So, horrible idea for a Cast. Members are dressed in bright neon, but same crappy theme park food, same food. Yeah, same food. It's just they're all dressed in neon, pinks and turquoise and, yeah, yellow, except for.
Speaker 1:I was just. I've been thinking about our September trip, if it's still there, to get the Magic Key Slider Trio at Galactic Grill. It looks kind of good. It might be Maybe, I don't know, maybe we just split it. I'm scared.
Speaker 2:I'm scared. So, completely off topic, I noticed that Bengal Barbecue is doing breakfast now. Oh, spam rice and scrambled eggs. Are you serious? Yeah, which actually sounded. They called it spiced ham. They didn't call it spam, right. Yeah, which actually sounded. They called it Spiced Ham. They didn't call it Spam, right. But I was like you might have to try that. That sounds interesting. Yeah, anyway, that's Tomorrowland 1980s version. That's awesome, which isn't much different than the current Tomorrowland, sorry to say that's funny.
Speaker 1:Yeah, that's a good one. My next one's called Plumland. Okay, where magic goes to flush, has the toilet bowl twister. A spinning teacup ride inside a massive toilet Splash zone highly active, and the pipe rust rapids. The guest ride plungers down a water slide themed as a clogged sewer system.
Speaker 2:Does it unclog and it all comes squishing out?
Speaker 1:That's not in the description. We're not going to even talk about that.
Speaker 2:That would be funny, like Tiana's, where it just kind of gets hung up and then all of a sudden you come flying out and there's like chunks of toilet paper floating with you.
Speaker 1:That'd be funny. Funny is the word you're using. Okay, and my never musical. I like musicals, I'm a huge musical. Yeah, I was just watching hamilton the other day. Okay, right, this is called clogged the musical, a 45 minute show about septic systems starring animatronic plungers with dreams. Yeah, it's kind of like the mops and mickey's fantasia it's too bad they couldn't get from christmas vacation.
Speaker 2:Like a song in there called shitters full right, chris, is there a christmas vacation?
Speaker 1:the musical, because that's a great idea probably not.
Speaker 2:I know that's a great idea I should send. I know that's a great idea. I should send that idea to Randy Quaid Right On X. That's funny.
Speaker 1:Yeah, that's funny Some food is mystery drained nachos oh the pipe sundae served in a mini urinal. Oh Okay ready for the worst one? Yeah, okay, okay, ready Brown. Worst one yeah, okay, okay ready. Brown sludge smoothies.
Speaker 2:There's nothing about eating there, that would be enticing at all.
Speaker 1:I hate this land, so. I was like some meatball dish, but like yeah, ooh, I know Disney doesn't own south park.
Speaker 2:Mr hanky, hello kids as a meet and greet. Oh and if he were covered in? Like some brown slime hops around, so all the kids got covered in brown slime as he put his arms around him.
Speaker 1:That's the worst part I've ever heard it's getting worse as we talk about it.
Speaker 2:Oh yeah, there's some good ones there. Okay, so you're all done with that one. Yeah, I'm done with that one.
Speaker 1:I mean we could probably come up with more.
Speaker 2:We can keep going. My next one Potato Land Celebration of root vegetables.
Speaker 1:That's kind of a thing.
Speaker 2:People talk about Potato Land all the time, because it's part of Mickey and Minnie's vacation fun. But no, let's really make one. And not just a potato, but celebration of root vegetables. So there's a children's interactive garden exhibit. Young children can dig through the dirt, planting and harvesting, but there's no place to clean up. Yeah, they just dig through dirt and mud, right? Yeah, like the bone graveyard at Dinosaur.
Speaker 1:Land. I think Silverwood up in Idaho might take this idea from you. They could yeah.
Speaker 2:The veggie gondolas right around potato land from up high in various root vegetable-shaped vehicles so you can ride a potato or turn up a rutabaga. That could come out so wrong. Yeah, but you're just a gondola in the sky. That could look so bad.
Speaker 1:Maybe a carrot. It could look like. What's his name? Dr Evil, Dr Evil's ship.
Speaker 2:It could, it could. You have to look at him from below. But, yes, various root vegetables. It's going to be a PG-13 land before you know it. Yeah, okay, go ahead. Mickey's Garden Show. Watch a short animated film where Mickey tries to grow a garden while dealing with the hijinks of his friends Goofy and Donald. So it's a throwback of the old Mickey cartoons that are like seven minutes long, from the 40s and 30s and way back then.
Speaker 1:You can have a living with the land. But you just watch a guy garden. There you go, Just sit in a theater. A man with a hoe yeah, like man's hoe in his land.
Speaker 2:Oh, there you go. That would be a good musical. A Hoe and a Dream.
Speaker 1:It's also the new Jay-Z album, yeah.
Speaker 2:Probably get sued by Jay-Z. Hey, that was my idea.
Speaker 1:I released that in 1995. You finished it.
Speaker 2:I just finished it. Yes, okay. And of course, the food option is just a baked potato shack Okay, so baked potato with various toppings is just a baked potato shack. Okay, so baked potato with various toppings, that's not bad at all. Yeah, that's pretty good. I thought about including like occasional root vegetable stew. That sounds good too.
Speaker 1:Yeah, a little turnip, so it's a place I go for food. Yeah, I like the food there. Okay, so that's potato land. After my gross one one, it's not too bad. Yeah, my, my next one. My last one is the emotionally repressed frontier okay adventure that you don't want to talk about. I don't like where this is going, as the pioneer panic suppressor is a ride. Guests travel in wagons through their unresolved family issues, but quietly. Then I have this. I don't have a train coaster at all yet. This is the Cry Inside Mine Train, a train ride into mountains of passive-aggressive animatronics and unsaid goodbyes. Nice, the show. I like musicals, but this is the opposite of musical. Okay, right, this is Don't Talk About it. The Silent Spectacular 30 minutes of people staying on stage looking off in the distance as subtle piano music plays. That's it. Not wanting to talk about it. No, talking, no musical. The food is the bottled up barbecue, the grilled feelings and a single dry core bread muffin served with a strained. I'm fine.
Speaker 2:That's my last one. That's a good one. Okay, my last one. The anti good one. Okay, my last one. The anti-musical yeah, touchstone Land, where Disney celebrates less than wholesome entertainment. So throughout the 80s, through the 2000s. That's a good one. You have some good ideas, so through the 2000s, but they would be like no one would really go. But through the 2000s, 80s, through the 2000s, disney, if you are unaware, used to do had Touchstone.
Speaker 1:Right, that's you know, I thought there was some good Touchstone movies on here.
Speaker 2:There are great Touchstone movies. But when they, what were you doing wrong with it? When Disney wanted to release a movie that they couldn't, as a Disney movie, right, they released it under the Touchstone banner. So a lot of great ones, a lot of great movies from Touchstone. So first ride, the Rock, alcatraz Escape, a thrilling roller coaster based on the movie the Rock. Okay, that was a good movie. You're trying to get out of there before the bomb goes off. And so the Hollywood Studios. They had the great movie ride. Well, this is the great Touchstone movie ride. So it's just Touchstone movies throughout.
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 2:And so I like this and that's arguably yes, that would be one that people would be more than happy. People who love the great movie ride and were sad to see it be turned into Mickey and Minnie's Runaway Railway, that would be one that they'd want to see. So the theater show Dead Poets Society, carpe Diem Live Stage show of the Dead Poets Society, that's good, too Good movie. So I did have two food ideas for this one the Beverly Dining Room. It's a pretty woman character dining. So you know the former prostitute comes walking around in either her prostitute garb or her Richard Gere garb, richard Gere, garb Greeting tables of children. I thought about making this like a 16 or older land, but Richard Gere lookalikes walking through, okay, didn't Jason Alexander play the lawyer?
Speaker 1:I think maybe.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I was trying to remember back because I haven't watched it in a long time.
Speaker 1:I'm looking at the list of movies, of touchstone movies now, yeah, and I haven't seen any of them in years, but but there's a lot of good ones.
Speaker 2:I like a lot of them, yeah. So, and then the quick service is courtroom cafe quick service, celebrating all the touchstone movies themed on or containing elements of courtrooms. So it was like runaway jury the verdict. I like runaway jury, a ton, right. They've done a ton of courtroom stylestyle movies, so it would be a quick service, courtroom-themed quick service related to that Like it. So this is yeah, this was the one that was like oh, this, actually some of it sounds kind of interesting.
Speaker 1:So a couple quick touchstone things right here that I just looked it up. Highest grossing touchstone picture Armageddon.
Speaker 2:Yes, I almost included Armageddon $553 million.
Speaker 1:And then Nightmare Before Christmas was a Touchstone movie when it came out, yes, but then they realized it wasn't that bad and then it could be a Disney movie, so they changed the label to Disney, to Disney. So now when you watch it it says Disney in the beginning, not Touchstone. But so now when you watch it it says Disney in the beginning, not Touchstone. But yeah, such a good movie. Good Morning Vietnam. Color of Money Down and Out of Beverly Hills. Who Framed Roger Rabbit, which again who. Framed Roger.
Speaker 2:Rabbit, they've got rides for who Framed Roger Rabbit.
Speaker 1:Water Boy.
Speaker 2:Ed Wood yeah, water Boy isn't a Disney movie. No Well, most of these aren't. Good Morning Vietnam might be my favorite touchstone that I saw. That might be my favorite too. I wonder if they had a contract with I really like the color of money, though Robin Williams, because they had him in Dead Poets Society and Good Morning Vietnam. The Royal Tannenbaums have you seen that one? Oh, wes Anderson okay, I'm a big Wes Anderson fan. Yeah, I'm a big Wes Anderson, so many. Yeah, I'm a big Wes Anderson fan, right.
Speaker 1:They've had lots of nominations for Academy Award for Best Picture Deb Poe, society Insider, the Help, war Horses, lincoln and Bridget Spies all nominated for Best Picture. Oh, I didn't realize, the Help was Touchstone.
Speaker 2:Yeah.
Speaker 1:Crazy. Okay, you just brought that all up. I haven't thought of Touchstone for years.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I just knew that they were, because I mostly remember the 80s of when it was them trying to get away with making R-rated movies. If they wanted to make an R-rated movie, they made it with Touchstone.
Speaker 1:Right. So you won with the best bad park idea, which one was that the Touchstone Park, that's a good yeah, that's a good park. And I think my crappy one crap, the crappiest idea yeah, and the whole thing, yeah. So those are our bad park ideas. Yeah, we broke them down for you brooke had a, a new drink.
Speaker 2:They could have gone south and it didn't just like these lands. We might go have another, and sometimes they just don't right. It's all good, but until next time, cheers.
