A Quirky Experience On Old Fashioned Trolley Tour Of Salt Lake City Utah - Vintage Ride With Snacks
Trolley Tour of Salt Lake City
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today's adventure brings me to downtown
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salt lake city
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where i have
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parked my car here at the parking place
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five dollars it's pretty good
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for city parking i am doing a tour with
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my mom and dad my parents
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and i are going on a old-timey
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trolley tour
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it's going to pick us up right across
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the street now there are a number of
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tours in fact here is one
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that is not
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the bus we will be going on also as the
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recording of this
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friday
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june 3rd 2022
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we're going to meet over here at this
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radisson hotel and my parents are making
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their way over to the cross street
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mom's looking this way wondering where i
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am
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dad's now saying
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where's adam welcome everyone adam the
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woo here
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spending some time with family here in
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salt lake city looking for things to do
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discovered that there was this trolley
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tour the price was about fifty dollars
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for the three of us around 150
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160 with tax and everything i believe
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it's a two hour tour thankfully not a
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three hour tour a three
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this is not gilligan gilligan will not
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be gilligan the skipper will not be on
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this i will be my mom and dad
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and maybe a few others
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join me
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shall you
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it was a little confusing on where to
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meet exactly they gave this address 215
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west south temple but i did go inside
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and ask and even though the hotel is not
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affiliated with the tours
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they did inform me that it meets up
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somewhere over here
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on this curb should be here shortly
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said to get here 15 minutes early it is
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10.09
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so i still got 21 minutes before the
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tour takes off so it should be arriving
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soon
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now you wouldn't classify that as
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a trolley that was a more of a tram
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i would call that a street car a street
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car
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does it happen just me doesn't have a
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desire
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i think that might be its name
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you know we could scrap the whole idea
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mom there's three scooters right here
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with our names on them
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want to do a scooter tour around town
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instead of taking the trolley you see
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this body
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see this face is that enough that's old
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no
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now i don't know if this would be
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pointed out on the tour but while we're
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waiting here next to the plaza
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notice there is a completely full
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building on top of another building
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way over there that's a full building on
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top of another building here it is i'm
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gonna guess this is it
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it says trolley treats on the side of it
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old-fashioned entertainment
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and fun
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look there's a
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few other people getting on as well
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it's a little hot can you turn it down
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thank you so much hello everyone welcome
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to salt lake city and to the trolley
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tour
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my name is alina i am your host for the
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day and then this is our lovely driver
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rod everyone say hi ross
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it's getting a little warm in here so
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i'm taking that off it was rather chilly
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when the day first began
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well welcome to salt lake city thank you
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for joining us we really hope you enjoy
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your stay here and so here's the little
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disclaimer
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this trolley's a little
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old and you know maybe
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bunked up and everything you say in here
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might not be true but it should be
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okay
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it should be true salt lake and it's
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salty because anybody know
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because there's no outlet it does not go
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into a river into the ocean and so all
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the deposits from all the rivers it just
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stays there
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and it stays salty and kind of lucky the
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pioneers came in here they
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they saw dirt and sagebrush and they
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well it wasn't that it wasn't the
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problem the problem was the inhabitants
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everybody knows who those were right
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mice
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oh wait a minute you didn't think i was
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talking about the native americans
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no no
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they were smart enough to stay up in the
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mountains where there's
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food and water and cool air in a
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satellite dish you know they don't want
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to be down here women
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they made a lot of noise to their
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husbands sell the horse and get me a cat
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right now i want to point out a lovely
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little gem right on here on to the right
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this is the first log cabin
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in the valley and we preserved it right
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here in the spot so that everyone can
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enjoy and see that
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very small cabin it only has 17 bedrooms
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and 15 bathrooms
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that's the governor's mansion
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okay a third straight happened here in
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and that was when the train came in and
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actually connected the east to the west
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right out in promontory point
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and it was a very significant worldwide
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event because they attached two
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telegraph wires as well and it sent
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information from salt from san francisco
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to new york city
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the train was connected you can see
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straight ahead we have the union pacific
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railroad and the the wealth in salt lake
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city expanded because of the
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gold and silver and copper we're going
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to tell you about that
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but that's what built this city so much
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money
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that it built uh
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could have built five or six cities the
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size that we have of all the money the
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mail to california
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well when they had the telegraph wires
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and the train uh was able to transport
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people from new york city to
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san francisco that pony express was no
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longer needed then at that time
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but it was really big at one time
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we he became the mayor and uh
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his name was william jennings
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people started calling him slick willy
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because of the yeah that's right good
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morning slick oily safe
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and i've been my house right here next
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to the train station
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so as i can do my favorites for anybody
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coming through see
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and i say to no more fellas ah come on
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in and i'm gonna do some favorites and
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then i get you know a little bit of
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political influence you know what i mean
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well anyway you see the little balcony
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with them curtains
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that's my presidential suite oh
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can you think you know why it's called
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my presidential suite
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but that's where the president's date of
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course the first president that came to
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visit me was ulysses says gret
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i found out he'd really like whiskey so
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i gave him some whiskey in the next
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morning that bottle's gone and there he
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is set to sleep on the nice soft
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hardwood floor
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but i guess if you're the president you
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can sleep where you like feel clap
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little man
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they had locomotives coming here day and
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night and thousands tens of thousands of
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people came through to from the east to
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stop here and continue on to the west
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recalls the famous scandal with the
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canadian couple's ice skating happened
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right there in that building with the
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french judge
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anyway the 2002 winter olympics is
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actually the most successful winter
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olympics actually any olympics
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ever in the history because when all was
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said and done all the medals were given
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everyone was paid road construction was
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done
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there was still a hundred million
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dollars left in the bank if you have
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felt the same way but we have a guest
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here that's going to tell us
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all about how this train station became
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so famous
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boys and
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mickey anybody know who my creator was
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my favorite pill they were just saying
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that the disneyland railroad was modeled
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after this union pacific railroad here
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in salt lake city utah and i have a
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photo holding the mickey plush with a
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train conductor
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hat on that they took for me there it is
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for posterity got the conductor cap on
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the front of the union pacific railroad
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that's pretty neat this is one of the
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three stops it's mostly a driving tour
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but there are three stops we're gonna
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take photos all right now everyone's
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getting back on the trolley moving on to
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the next stop
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i gotta get on before they leave me not
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down in the valley where it's hot and
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dry
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well uh it was a mouthful for the
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native uh for the labraday saints so
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they just shortened it to utah
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and they call them utah indians and now
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they're even shorter they're called the
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youths they heard the youth before
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and we have a gift from the um the youth
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indians they shot this arrow at me right
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here back in the 1800s
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right there you see that on the left
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you're asking yourself well golly how
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big was the boat where did you shoot it
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from
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was a 1 canada day countdown to the
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olympics today it tells the time and the
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temperature
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okay well like she said some things may
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or may not be true
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but uh if that part was true yes well
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when the states got here now there's
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about 134 people that came on the
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original
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group but they were expecting a lot more
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to come in 1700 saints were going to
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happen here in salt lake city the very
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first kentucky fried chicken franchise
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was here in salt lake city it's on state
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street actually
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the very first one well anyway
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oh they're eating everything the crops
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and everything these huge desert insects
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return from time to time and do try to
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eat everything in their path as these
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pioneers exhausted their strangers of
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the maybe thousands that descended upon
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the horner crickets and fed on them
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feasted on them until they were so
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bloated they could barely lift up the
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ground but then these seagulls flew back
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from once they came in
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my mind
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and then back and forth they went they
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came back to the cross they came back to
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the rocks thank you there's eight some
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more crickets
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look back into this
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again and again until
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every cricket was gone
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and watching in case the qrikets return
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as for me i'm pretty sure they're just
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waiting for me to pull my car out of the
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garage so they couldn't
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drop a bomb on it yep the end breathers
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theaters
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stone that they were going to use for
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the temple and they built this with that
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some people call it the monument of
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mistakes but it is actually
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a very beautiful building the tabernacle
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is behind it we're going to get a better
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view on that a little bit later
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they are getting ready for a
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uh earthquake and preparedness here so
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now you see this arm here moving around
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that orange arm
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from a back hole yeah and you got the
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man standing right behind it well
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there's brigham young he says got his
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arm out there as if to say right here's
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what we're gonna put our first kentucky
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fried chicken
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all right sorry rod all right no of
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course he's saying
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this is the place
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this is where we were built our city
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from the desert
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that statue actually marks the beginning
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of our grid system i don't know if
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you've ever heard of the salt lake red
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system
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uh all the streets are very
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women in here
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spend too much time shopping oh brave
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man
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i've noticed that in the heat of summer
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and in the cold of winter
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that the women and folk are running over
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here to the street to get their fabric
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and then they have to run over to this
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street to get the meat and then they
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have to go all the way over to this
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little shop to get their needles and
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thread
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brethren we could do better let's put
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all of these shops
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into one place
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and that's what they did and it's on
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main street up there and unfortunately
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we can't go through it right where the
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train is
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cassidy and the sundance kid well they
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robbed
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uh saloons at first and then they robbed
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banks and then they started riding the
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trains because the trains were falling
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out a lot of gold in front of his people
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again because he saw his men out there
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in the hills doing some prospecting
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themselves
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all right listen up
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men
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i'm friggin young and i say unto you
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i don't want you in those mines anymore
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because
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our faith is not built upon gold and
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silver
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you're spending too much time up in the
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mines what i mean by that is on sunday
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because those mines are open on sunday
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we came here
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not to get money and wealth but to
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practice our faith
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so don't go in the mines anymore yes
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in new york city doing what we do
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minding our own business stuff and
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everybody else's too
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then we heard there was some place
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called salt lake city in some place
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called utah they hit a pig with the gold
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and the silver and the cooper
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well who don't like the gold in the
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silver cappish but that co-op where we
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love the quak to come to salt lake city
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and even getting on so many actions
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and we brought with us a little slicer
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do you waterfall the stock
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hey
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you're a mortal steward right
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who ain't heard of what this do it in
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the trouble she got it for inside a tree
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yeah i want to set the record straight
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she wasn't that voiced inside a trailer
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yeah we abandoned inside a drake
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yeah mike is doing she wasn't good at it
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she got caught that's right we have our
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own stock exchange
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yes
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yeah when that when boston chicago new
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york they wanted to know how much to
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bake with a silver and that cooper
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we told them salt lake city told them
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how much that they had they paid law
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office exchange plaza that street right
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there yeah
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just look down to the end of the streets
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not very long and you will see
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power stock exchange that looks familiar
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folks
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keep going keep going
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of course we don't call it wall street
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here it's called cactus street
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so we're going to build our own county
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building right over here
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and we're going to build it bigger well
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the salt lake temple is 210 feet high
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i'm making sure this city county
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building that's 250 feet tall
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although city county building is 500 000
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square feet yeah but we have an angel on
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the top and it's covered in the gold
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well that's just too bad we only have
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five statues on the city county building
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all 18 feet tall
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because the only two automobiles in the
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entire state of utah happen to have a
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head-on collision oh my goodness head-on
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collision with the only two cars in this
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state what was the uh headline for that
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right yes that's right well it said get
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a horse
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that's the headline
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because he
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was the guy who created the very first
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stoplight
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wow right here in salt lake city
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he put it right in this corner of 100
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south and it was a you know
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he had a
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coal
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with two lights a green and red and it
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was to tell everybody you know
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they could go over had a stop well
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people love progress right
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no they hated it nobody wanted to follow
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that stupid street light they preferred
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to have the police officers out there
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directing traffic
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and uh after six months he was still
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humiliated he came and chopped down that
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street block thought okay i guess it was
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a bad idea
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and that is right now in the museum of
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the department of transportation david
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keith's house can you see the little
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stepping stone there they step off the
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buggy and so they get down because it's
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really too high and then the other rock
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there that's the whole horse hitch and
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david keith he was known as the great
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gatsby of his time
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yes he had ravished parties here
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and um
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he had a fine
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carriage that was uh shipped here by
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boat whose name was an empty burlap sat
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and a
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rundown mule and he wanted to work here
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he worked in one of the silver mines in
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park city
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and he worked as a mockery he had to go
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all the way down and just pick the muck
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out and bring it out you know he had a
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lowly job but ten years later he became
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part owner of that mine and ten years
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after that he built this mansion
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and this one does have the 15 bedrooms
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the 17 bathrooms
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and it has a smoking room
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and a billiard room
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and a library and downstairs it still
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has a fully functioning
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bowling alley then albion died
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he left me a sizeable fortune from the
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silver king mine and i became silver
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queen and being one of the wealthiest
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women of the gilded age i lived my life
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the way i saw fit i threw lavish parties
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and entertained gifts and traveled the
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world some people called me a bit of a
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social network oh the sonic temple and
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this was built right after they heard
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about king tuk's tomb so this is all the
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rage you know that's why we have the
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sixes there
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and uh
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it's beautiful and you go in there on
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tuesdays and thursdays i believe for a
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tour but you have to call in versus and
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this is a utah historic
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site
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the cathedral of the madeline or the
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madeleine
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second stop on the tour let's see a
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driving tour but there are three stops i
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believe
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wow
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this is
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very large in here
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the stained glass up top
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this is a big church isn't it
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it's huge massive
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really there's not i mean there's not
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that many pews in here like for the size
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of the building
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what kind of church is it
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i'm not sure i should ask
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look at how the pipes come off the organ
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this way too
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how the pipes like go out
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yeah that is that was quite an
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impressive
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building oh i think they have like
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treats for us too
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they're back on board they've given us
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cracker jacks okay
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and uh i see
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a church you got your treats we shall
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continue
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now
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when brigham young see what's going on
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here and meet that man
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and we ran into somebody down there a
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whispery stream is at your service
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but perhaps you know me better as mark
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twain
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yes i come
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by stagecoach
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all the way to salt lake city and i
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cannot recommend that one
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how we madly had
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i wanted to do two things
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i wanted to see
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the great salt lake
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i saw it
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it was great
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salty
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and sweat just seeing several of his
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wives
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i can with assurance say that the
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mormons do not practice polygamy out of
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lust
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furthermore
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i can say that any man who marries ten
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of these women
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will surely go to heaven
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see what whiskey's dreaming that there's
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a lot of firsts here you know we had the
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first streetlight the first apartment
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store
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and a lot of firsts
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and um well there's another first we're
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going to tell you about
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and uh we got a special guest here also
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who's going to tell you about that
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good morning
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my name is martha hughes cannon
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i was born in wales immigrated to the
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united states when i was four years old
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i was quite a handful from my forehead
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on the opposing side was
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oh my husband oh my goodness
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well when i won the election the
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newspapers stated that i was the better
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man of the two
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oh my life was full of obstacles and
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trials from that moment on actually the
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entire time but i always observed a
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well-behaved woman
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never makes history
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my name is martha hughes cannon and as
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you may have heard
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never get in the way of a cannon
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in the early days yes wc fields maywest
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some of the very famous people in those
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days came here and performed and you
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notice it's kind of the replica of the
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time of abraham lincoln that's when they
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built that building we're going to go
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into this building for about 10 minutes
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and now you can get lost in this and
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spend an hour so we don't want you to
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get you know too carried away
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dropping us off for a few moments
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gonna go inside
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and all through this little foyer area
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are paintings of
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the governors of utah
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here's the state seal
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and 1896 is
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stated there as well
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a difference of about 50 years just
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about 50 years between 47
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and 96 and this looks like
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honestly a beehive
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oh that's what it looks like
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there's a bunch of glass cases here
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there's the capitol building there
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this musical instrument is guitar
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zyther z-i-t-h-e-r
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telescope
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well no it says is this a telescope yes
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and no
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this instrument is called a
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we level w y e level because of the two
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we rings on either end of the telescope
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and there's a bell down here at the very
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end
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oh it even has the crack in it like the
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liberty bell
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a reproduction of the liberty bells were
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sent to the people of utah
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back in 1950
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it was displayed in every part of the
25:52
state
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the dimensions of tone are identical
25:56
with those of the original liberty bell
25:58
when it rang out for independence in
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1776
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pretty cool
26:15
and so that can be seen from outer space
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what do you think the other one is
26:24
i can't man-made the pyramids from outer
26:24
space really okay if you can't see the
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great wall of town
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the great wall of china
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and this
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view today and that's called rio tinto
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it used to be called kennecott but it's
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now rio
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um
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mines they actually do tours there i
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think it's six dollars a person and you
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can go there that the the tractor the
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trucks that they use to hold the uh
26:52
the ore out is as big as the two-story
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house no just the just the tires are as
26:58
tall as this lamppost
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laws were different back then when women
27:20
could actually vote so 50 years before
27:23
the 19th amendment even passed sarah
27:26
young the first woman ever to vote voted
27:28
in that building
27:30
another of course the temple and like we
27:32
promised a better view somewhat of the
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tabernacle if you can look past the
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street fence
27:38
where the famous norman tabernacle choir
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scene sings what are they down top never
27:42
choir on temple square
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saturday morning or sunday mornings you
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can hear them sing yeah so thursday
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nights and sunday mornings you're free
27:51
you can attend and hear them sing
27:53
thursday night is their rehearsal and
27:55
sunday night is their live broadcast
27:57
we have the school of heroes and then
27:58
this building over here this is the
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latter-day saints conference building
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the largest arena
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theater style seating
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in the world 21 000 seats
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you can take a tour here it takes about
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an hour because of the sheer size of the
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building
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if you ever want to just have a quiet
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moment in the middle of the city you
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head up all the way to the top and
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there's terrace gardens please take a
28:23
look at the beautiful hills behind you
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you still have those snow-capped
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mountains
28:28
it kind of feels like a little bit
28:30
switzerland like right now i tip rod's
28:33
hat to you
28:36
that's cute because i have back hair now
28:40
all right there it goes exactly
28:42
an hour and a half
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what'd you think
28:47
i got my cracker jacks yeah your cracker
28:49
jacks did you get a coat the tour was
28:51
very very interesting a lot of it i
28:53
loved a lot of stuff i learned a lot of
28:55
stuff too it was a little campy a little
28:58
wacky at times but i thought she did a
28:59
great job doing the acting and yeah and
29:01
stuff
29:02
just remembering the script of
29:04
everything is yeah
29:05
they did a great job
29:08
so an hour and a half tour
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10 30 to noon
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and just stayed in the park place i
29:25
parked
29:26
walked across the lot to the opposite
29:29
side of
29:30
where the tour picked up to crown
29:32
burgers
29:33
got this neon sign here that well not
29:35
neon but the lit up crown on top of the
29:38
signage
29:40
this rock building
29:42
gonna get a bite to eat they have char
29:44
broiled
29:46
items
29:48
going out kind of a unique structure for
29:50
a burger place
29:52
it's just made out of rocks like this
30:00
and going into the first set of doors
30:00
it's like a so
30:01
bird down here
30:03
painting of some trees
30:06
a little stained glass as well over on
30:08
this side of waterfall some deer
30:17
okay it looks like you order at
30:17
the front counter and then from there
30:20
make your way over to the table this
30:22
time it's more like a quick service
30:24
mixed with a
30:26
restaurant style there is a fireplace in
30:28
here as well there's not a fire going at
30:31
the moment and a quail up there this rug
30:34
with some quail etched onto it
30:38
right
30:38
the wallabras all around this is the
30:40
main dining area with this chandelier
30:44
i know very unique
30:45
very unique quick
30:52
here we service thank you
30:52
all right two trays full
30:54
you got that one down you had drinks
30:57
you got two trays yeah there's two tries
30:59
uh i'll get the drinks in this
31:16
cracker jacks from the tour on there
31:16
all right this is what we're dealing
31:18
with
31:26
i got the double burger with cheese
31:26
and i got the onion rings
31:28
it's got the
31:30
cracker jacks
31:35
you got the junior burger bomb where'd
31:35
you get that
31:36
i got the
31:38
where there was a burger stall here
31:40
crown burger
31:41
it looks like there's something else on
31:42
there other than that
31:44
that's bacon
31:46
that's ham
31:48
yours has cheese on it
31:50
that's what i wanted to get
32:00
cheese it up yummy yummy
32:00
there's mine i guess that's fine yeah
32:01
that's the double
32:03
you guys got fries
32:04
i opted for onion rings and
32:07
i know you like thousand island dad but
32:09
this is called fry sauce okay which i'm
32:11
gonna say is probably just a thousand
32:13
islands okay you got a doubled my my
32:16
just a double burger with cheese and
32:19
lettuce mine does not have the
32:20
additional meat like
32:22
you know what i said i want nine i
32:24
wanted everything on it i meant
32:33
they put everything including more meat
32:33
everything with the kitchen seafood i
32:34
know
32:40
that's a junior one that's a junior one
32:40
that's a junior jim
32:49
yeah
32:49
your junior's got more on it than my
32:50
double
32:57
okay give me your consensus is that
32:57
thousand islands it tastes very much
32:58
like a thousand islands yes
33:01
even has the appearance of thousand
33:02
islands
33:04
even has the texture of thousand islands
33:06
but in reality it's dry sauce that's
33:09
what they call it here at crown burgers
33:19
what happened to the other 999 islands
33:19
and that's going to do it for today
33:22
had an enjoyable day
33:42
some family time
33:42
taking my mom out
33:44
mom and dad out to do a tour
33:47
a trolley tour and then after crown
33:50
burgers i enjoy the trolley tour and i
33:52
enjoyed my burger i'll see the next
33:54
video the vlog
33:55
is our
34:05
i love the view of the mountains there
34:05
behind the skyline