Theme parks : Disney is best, far beyond all others. Universal is probably 2nd but is still just a one day park (Harry Potter elevates it). Busch gardens and Hershey Park tie for third. Six flags is easily bottom of the barrel lol Wiping : tilt to the side for just enough hand room tho I think the real question we should be asking is why tf we think it’s ok to dry wipe our butts but if someone shit in your arm you would definitely at least want a wet wipe. You’re not just gonna wipe it with a dry paper towel and go “yea that’s fine” As far as political candidates go for gin. They definitely don’t drink it. Kamala Harris is definitely a wine drinker and Donald Trump brought McDonald’s to the White House so he’s bringing the cheap beer with him lol.
@@gAbeDHD I’ve personally never been to Disney but I agree with your assessment except for I find Universal much more appealing due to the lack of kid things and child theming of Disney….wiping is a primitive thing in general, bidets for the win
Part two! : I like how Billy brings up the “depends on what you’re looking for” aspect in a roller coaster. That is what I should say about my theme park ranking. Reason I think Disney is best is cuz what’s most important to me in a them perk is overall immersion and experience. I don’t care that much about individual rides being amazing. Most rides at Disney are about the theme more than they are overt thrill rides. If all you’re looking for is boundary breaking roller coasters and don’t care about the magic, then I guess k can understand liking six flags. But the one time I went, it was easily the dingiest and most unappealing park I had been to. AND it was full of rowdy unsupervised teens who were…well, rowdy.
@@ginandsofapodcast It can be, but Jenny Nicholson actually brought up a good point that I didn’t think about in her Star Wars galaxy’s edge video where Disney does a better job of keeping visuals of non related parts of the park out of sight when in an immersive area. Universe has themed stuff but it is less immersive overall imo. To be fair I have not been back to universal since 2014 so maybe they’ve gotten better at that? Don’t get me wrong I still love universal just not half as much as Disney is all.
Theme parks : Disney is best, far beyond all others. Universal is probably 2nd but is still just a one day park (Harry Potter elevates it). Busch gardens and Hershey Park tie for third. Six flags is easily bottom of the barrel lol
Wiping : tilt to the side for just enough hand room tho I think the real question we should be asking is why tf we think it’s ok to dry wipe our butts but if someone shit in your arm you would definitely at least want a wet wipe. You’re not just gonna wipe it with a dry paper towel and go “yea that’s fine”
As far as political candidates go for gin. They definitely don’t drink it. Kamala Harris is definitely a wine drinker and Donald Trump brought McDonald’s to the White House so he’s bringing the cheap beer with him lol.
@@gAbeDHD I’ve personally never been to Disney but I agree with your assessment except for I find Universal much more appealing due to the lack of kid things and child theming of Disney….wiping is a primitive thing in general, bidets for the win
Part two! : I like how Billy brings up the “depends on what you’re looking for” aspect in a roller coaster. That is what I should say about my theme park ranking. Reason I think Disney is best is cuz what’s most important to me in a them perk is overall immersion and experience. I don’t care that much about individual rides being amazing. Most rides at Disney are about the theme more than they are overt thrill rides.
If all you’re looking for is boundary breaking roller coasters and don’t care about the magic, then I guess k can understand liking six flags. But the one time I went, it was easily the dingiest and most unappealing park I had been to. AND it was full of rowdy unsupervised teens who were…well, rowdy.
@@ginandsofapodcast I am HERE for the child like wonder my man.
Universal is pretty immersive as well. I feel like you aren’t giving it enough credit
@@ginandsofapodcast It can be, but Jenny Nicholson actually brought up a good point that I didn’t think about in her Star Wars galaxy’s edge video where Disney does a better job of keeping visuals of non related parts of the park out of sight when in an immersive area. Universe has themed stuff but it is less immersive overall imo. To be fair I have not been back to universal since 2014 so maybe they’ve gotten better at that? Don’t get me wrong I still love universal just not half as much as Disney is all.