Brush roller low-key kind of sounds creepy

No one cares and the fact you have posted this on every single video shows you have no life

@@punchout1245 I DO have a life. I have read signs and take it very seriously. Look at how many people have been hit by people's phones and other recording devices that count as loose items. Also, these amusement parks have the exclusive authority to expel guests from these parks if they break the rules and impose a "No Trespassing" order on people like him if they have to, and this is why they have security at these places of amusement to rightfully dismiss people from the premises if they're found to break the rules or even worse the law. Plus it says in Worlds of Fun's FAQs that taking photos or videos on rides is strictly prohibited and that Missouri's state law for amusement ride safety, a.k.a. RSMO 316.230 went into effect since January 1, 2005. Here is what Worlds of Fun states loud and clear about taking photos or videos while on rides: "For safety reasons, we cannot permit the taking of pictures, videotaping, or filming of any kind on any ride except the Worlds of Fun Railroad. This includes the use of GoPro style equipment, mounts, and harnesses. All cameras and cell phones must be safely secured in cargo pockets, a waist pack, a bin on the ride platform, left in a locker, or with a non-rider. Ride attendants cannot be responsible for items lost, stolen, or damaged while riding or sliding. "Selfie Sticks" are not permitted on any ride." www.worldsoffun.com/frequently-asked-questions And here is what is says in RSMO 316.230: revisor.mo.gov/main/OneSection.aspx?section=316.230 And it seems this guy after being caught doing POVs on some rides he decided to post anyways, he was banned for the remainder of the 2013 season. And then after a few videos taken during his visits during the 2015 season on opening day, they later found out and decided to ban him for life. This guy broke Missouri state law to take photos or videos while on rides and it's obvious he did not obtain permission to capture his on-ride experiences. Also, he has a video on the Prowler and the ride attendant at the beginning tells him he's not supposed to record and then apologizes if her warnings are a personal attack to him. But despite the warnings, he proceeded to continue recording and barely hid his camera at the lift hill hoping the surveillance camera wouldn't catch him in the act. kzbin.info/www/bejne/h2HHhXSsbsRlmc0si=PQGTSP4_3WSXY347 They do have signs reminding guests that handheld or loose items including phones, cameras, and other electronic devices are not permitted while riding, and they state: "Hand-held or loose articles, including cell phones are not permitted while riding. Items must be secured in a storage bin, cargo pocket, or left with a non-rider. Failure to follow these rules may result in ejection from the park." Whatever is stated on signs outside these rides, they mean business! There is another KZbinr who admits he lost respect for Worlds of Fun and its sister parks and can't even try to get proper authorization from them to legally do on-ride POVs.

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Anything posted on these sites, the public can find out, especially if someone is breaking the law. The state of Missouri enacted a ban on loose items being taken on rides since 2005, including the ability to take photos or videos - which one of the ride attendants at the end of the video reminded him and his inability to read the safety guide signs outside these rides regarding photo/video and other loose items. It even says in their FAQs section that wearable cameras are also banned, including the GoPro and smart glasses.