How my experience on a roller coaster is different than people who can see 

[00:00:00]This is a roller coaster. You know those things that make you shiver in your boots? Scary. I'm sorry, but have you ever tried riding a roller coaster with your eyes closed?

[00:00:20]Hey bro, you can open your eyes back up.

[00:00:22]Well, if you have ridden a roller coaster with your eyes closed before, you probably know that it's a very confusing experience. And I'm going to explain that experience to you as someone who can't see well if you couldn't tell from the name of my channel. See, you think of it as riding a roller coaster at night. Everything's dark. Like in this POV here, except for the immense amount of lights around.

[00:00:45]Just just ignore those. But see how dark it is going down the drop? Oh, never mind. The lights are back. But it's hard to tell when you're going to do something if it's completely dark. Same for if you have your eyes closed. I will say this will only really happen if you know nothing about the roller coaster you're riding. So even if you're watching a POV before you actually get on the ride, it's really going to ruin this experience that you get from closing your eyes just because you know what's coming and when it's coming. So for some reason you want to experience this wild experience of having your eyes closed, just don't watch a POV. And if you're enjoying this video so far, maybe you should consider subscribing. It helps me out a lot and it gives you guys more videos like these. Now, back to the video.

[00:01:37]Now, someone with perfect vision, even if they don't watch a POV of the roller coaster they're about to ride, is probably not going to experience that moment of surprise while going through an element. This is because, well, if you have perfect vision, you should be able to see the elements in front of you and know what you're about to do.

[00:01:54]Say if you're walking and there's a pool in front of you, a person with perfect vision would be able to see that pool and know when it's coming. But me, yeah, I'm cooked. My first experience on Fury 325 was a lot different than yours. And I know this because people who went on Fury 325 probably watched a POV or knew something about the ride, but I didn't.

[00:02:18]I went to this completely un like knowing of anything.

[00:02:24]So, you can imagine when I first got on it, I was surprised. It was an amazing ride. I still love it to the States. The reason I became a coaster enthusiast, but yes, it took me at least three or four rides across multiple visits to really understand this layout. If you asked me about the layout now, I could tell you every single element. And what's interesting is that on my first ride, I was in the front row. So, you could imagine there's no surprise, but I had my eyes closed. Exactly the point I brought up earlier. If you ride a roller coaster with your eyes closed, you don't know nothing about it. You're kind of cooked cuz you just get hit with all these different surprises and so many forces that you've never felt before.

[00:03:07]It's just like insane. So, yeah, that's my first experience. And that's kind of how it compares to other people's experience. All right, so I think that just about wraps up this video. It's been a fun video to make. I brought up a lot of good points and I hope you learned something from this video because this is kind of something that I've always thought about but never really thought about on your guys's side. And I have to give a huge shout out to my mom for this video idea. I I don't think I would have made this without her. So, thanks for watching and I didn't forget, happy 250th birthday, America.

[00:03:47]Yeah.

[00:04:03]Heat.