What Not to Do on a Business Trip - Roller Coaster Rides - Why Not?

In the Kuala Lumpur business district, also known asgirl while I convinced her that this ride will not be the
the Golden Triangle, you are surrounded by megaend of him.
shopping centres. We're talking massive centres. LargeSuccess! The ride was ours. And I mean completely
enough to host its own indoor theme park - YES! Aours, nobody else had hopped on.
gigantic indoor theme park holding 133,000 square feetWe made polite conversation while strapped in, waiting
of thrilling rides including a 7 story high roller coaster! Infor the Supersonic Odyssey to start, quietly discussing
between meetings, this was a ride too good to passquality control and regulations 'Australia would never
up.allow an indoor roller coaster of this size! It would be
Standing in our business attire, my boss and I enteredtoo dangerous, the risk of shoppers getting hurt and
the Cosmos World Theme Park in the Time Squarelawsuits too great..yeah, how do they get away with
shopping centre like 2 gladiators ready to conquer thisthis here?' As we began inching forward, what
man-made beast. But first, we needed tickets. Lining upseemed like the entire infrastructure for the whole left
and looking completely out of place with these young,side of the shopping centre shook, this action incurred
tiny children, who may have been teenagers, wea thunderous, rattling noise which turned out to be the
asked the lady behind the ticket counter for two seatsscariest part of the entire 2 minutes of this event. For
on the monster ride. Taking one look at my boss, sheme anyway, my boss came out a little worse for
calmly informed me there was an age limit to this ridewear. Shaken, but not stirred, we climbed out,
as they would like to avoid heart attacks. My boss,smoothed the creases from our suits, and started
hard of hearing due to the crazy theme park musicmaking our way to the next meeting.
and flashing lights (not his age) smiled sweetly at the