Sometimes customers think they know what they want, and are so pigheaded that they refuse to listen to employees tell them crucial information like "the plate is hot" or "sir, you're eating plastic fruit." In this case it was a dad who demanded to use a go kart with no engine in it. For some more customer service demands, here's one where a customer demanded to speak to a man until he ended up in the legal department.
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I don't know what's more unsettling or comically absurd in this video: The attention that the team at Universal Orlando Resort must've put into sculpting that troll-ass, or the fact that the troll parades around, and farts glitter on people. It's ridiculous and unlike anything we're used to seeing, and that's why it belongs on Fail Blog, for now. Hope you enjoy!
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"Steve Dobbs shows off his ride, The Madderhorn rollercoaster, in the backyard of his Fullerton home on June 1, 2016.
Dobbs, a former Boeing aerospace engineer, built Disney-inspired rides in his backyard including an adult-sized roller coaster. He calls the collection of rides, Dobbsland."
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Via CNN
The Wizarding World of Harry Potter theme park is opening at Universal Studios Hollywood on April 7, and CNN got a sneak peek at the park's food and drink offerings. Spoiler alert: it looks delicious.
TripAdvisor is sending one lucky Harry Potter fan around the world. You can enter at TripAdvisor.com.
The site provided these details on what the winner can expect from this excursion:
Your adventure begins at the Grand Opening of The Wizarding World of Harry PotterTM at Universal Studios HollywoodSM and continues to Universal Orlando® Resort and Universal Studios Japan®. Plus, experience a behind-the-scenes look at where the Harry PotterTM films were made at Warner Bros. Studio Tour London.
Apparently the sweepstakes is in honor of the grand opening of the Wizarding World in Hollywood.
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Via THE VOID
The Utah-based company plans to use VR headsets, body monitors, and high-quality prosthetics to create digital interactive worlds. It's obviously still in its infancy, but if they pull it off nerds around the country will line up to make their Skyrim dreams a reality.
And at the very least, it can't be any worse than Dactyl Nightmare:
For those of you that weren't alive in the early 90s, Dactyl Nightmare was an early lesson in crushing disappointment wherein you strapped yourself to a massive VR rig and shot things with your crossbow. Chances are it was a stealth project to make kids never excited about the future or technology ever again.
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