Charlie, you might want to go to an ENT if you've never seen one. The way your motion sickness started sounds alot like a vestibular abnormality. I've seen many cases just in my clinical rotations this far that described similar symptoms, and events leading up to what you described. Might be worth investigating. Often times they're easily solved, or manageable to the point that you rarely have side-effects or symptoms from the issue. Motion sickness is generally something that develops in your pre-pubescent stages, and generally does not change in severity or frequency over the course of adulthood.
For Charlie: “What is vestibular balance disorder? Dizziness and vertigo are symptoms of a vestibular balance disorder. Balance disorders can strike at any age, but are most common as you get older. Your ear is a complex system of bone and cartilage. Within it is a network of canals. These are called semicircular canals. The canals are filled with fluid. The position of the fluid changes with movement. A sensor in the ear then sends the information to your brain to contribute to your sense of balance. These and other delicate pieces make up the vestibular system. Certain things can affect the signals from any of the parts of the vestibular system causing symptoms.” What causes vestibular balance disorders? “Common causes of vestibular balance disorders include: Medicines Infections Inner ear problems, such as poor circulation in the ear Calcium debris in your semicircular canals Problems rooted in your brain, such as traumatic brain injury”
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Yeah. Personally I think in most states besides Florida and a few others at least one person would see that he looks like he is almost dying and would check on him. People in Florida are a different type of American. That’s the nicest thing I can say and I don’t even live or have been to Florida and I know.
I never realized I met you in person.... I was a kid at the time and I remember my very last time at Busch Gardens there was a man passed out on the pavement that my mom quickly rushed us by. Thanks for being part of my childhood memories
@@druandrews3135 sometimes you don’t even need it too. I’ve noticed on busy days sometimes the quick q is longer (if only a few amount of people are there)
Reminds of this one time at like age 11 I somehow got lost in the haunted house at Enchanted Forest in Oregon and ended up panicking and throwing up in three different places before going back out the entrance. I passed this little girl and her mom who had just entered, who probably just saw this puke soaked child who was way too old to be scared of haunted houses emerge from the dark like a goddamn wendigo and say "I wouldn't go back there if I were you"
Dude I worked there over the summer and running the haunted house is the best thing in the fucking world except there is so much bodily fluid spilled in there every day
Charlie go see an ENT, the same thing happens to me. There’s physical therapy for it This is not something untreatable, the roller coasters probably shifted the shit in your ears responsible for balance or something
5:11 That second ride on a rough old wooden roller coaster may have been enough to damage your inner ear, the part responsible for bodily motion-balance and counter-balance. That would explain your nauseated motion sickness.
Dude this one time I went to bush gardens, and there was just this guy laying out in the concrete, just like sleeping or something. Figured he must needed the sleep so I left him alone, but man Florida is wild.
Everybody has them, but it more about how you talk about the story and how to make it funny. The story Charlie told is very short, but he adds on many things to it before like giving context and how Busch gardens is. It’s a matter of how the story is presented, not how many stories you have or how funny the story is
@@brianneh1547 cause they are kids? they do fucked up shit all the time! Especially friends! They usually don't develop a sense of responsibility at that young of an age. But I do agree it was a bit spoiled of him to not even ask if charlie was ok
@@mal-g I don’t care if they were 18 years old. I wouldn’t have done this to my guy friends even at 12-15 years old. I guess Charlie doesn’t care, but then again Jesus is known for his forgiveness. LOL 🤣🤦🏻♀️🙄 Doesn’t mean it’s deserved. Those symptoms are very serious, so even if you remotely start to feel what Charlie described, call an ambulance!!!
If you saw a homeless man passing out while on the road, would you pull over and help him? Or would you continue driving once the light turns green. Be honest with yourself
I'm a big roller coaster enthusiast. The second you said "Busch Gardens" and "Gwazi" I IMMEDIATELY knew where this was going. That thing made me sick and I've never had motion sickness in my life. Luckily they just overhauled it and I hear Iron Gwazi is awesome.
@@sash4028 it received very little guests so the part decided to have RMC, a roller coaster production company, build a steel retracking of the ride and change it’s layout. It definitely worked in their favor because Iron Gwazi is awesome !
I honestly couldn't imagine leaving my friend to ride a roller coaster (or any activity that we are there to do together), even if he wasn't feeling sick. Kinda a douche move lol
Im not a fan of upside down roller coasters, but if my buddy wanted to ride it once and the lines aren’t too long, I wouldn’t mind. Otherwise, we aint splitting up.
exactly. Surprised charlie is still friends with andrew. If my friend that i trusted left me unconscious and was even annoyed that i felt sick- I would stay away from them immediately. A friend who doesn’t seem to care even a slight bit about my well being is not a good friend.
Sounds like the coaster screwed up your vestibular system. Mine has always been screwed up (it's an Autism thing) and have always had TERRIBLE motion sickness. As a baby I would constantly cry as soon as the car started moving, I could not (and still can't) go on any rides at ALL. Still to this day, I get super sick even on short car rides if I try to check a text, change a song grab something in a bag, etc (I can't drive yet, so not sure about that.) Some tips I got from my OT to help strengthen the vestibular system are doing things like trampolining, yoga, rolling on the floor, riding a scooter, and riding on a swing. Hope this helps for you or anyone else who suffers from motion sickness sees this. EDIT: grammar + spelling
I've only been to Busch Gardens once when I was like 10 but the moment Charlie mentioned the wooden roller coaster I cringed, after that one my whole family decided to leave because it left us all feeling wacky if you may say
@@czrlosfr Indeed, RMC (the company that made it) did a bang-up job with it. It's technically a retracking, not a new coaster, but it may as well be a new one as they basically had to bulldoze almost the entire top half of the ride and add new wood for it to be stable enough to handle the new track; Charlie really wasn't lying when he said it felt like it was about to collapse at any second. It's not even classified as a wooden roller coaster anymore, it's now a "hybrid" model (steel track with wooden support structure). It's also fast as balls, 1000x smoother, and it goes upside down in some places.
Hey a PT here! If you still have lasting symptoms check up with your doc and ask about positional vertigo! Could be a vestibular abnormality or BPPV (which is easy to fix believe it or not!) DEF worth a shot!
Growing up, my dad would always be listening to 50s and 60s era classics. I hated it. I was convinced his oldies were making me car sick. It didn't occur to me until I was in my 30s that he was just a shitty driver.
as someone who also suffers very bad motion sickness i highly recommend getting medication for it next time you need to travel, it really helps. especially the prescription patches if it's a long trip, that stuff works miracles
Some traveling medication I know is Gravol or dramamine for motion sickness and dizzy spells. I had to take thess chewable ginger Gravol in the past before I had my ears looked at since I kept feeling sick to my stomach at times when I was traveling
when i went to florida this last summer my friends were going to a park and they said that otw they saw a man that got hit by car while he was on his bike, so you're 100% right about seeing bodies on the streets of florida
Had a similar experience at Dollywood except it wasn’t motion sickness I got, I rode every roller coaster there (except for mystery mine which was down) and got the worst headache of my entire life. The headache was there but not too present and I was getting ready to ride a small family coaster called Dragonflier, I grayed out (which had never happened to me before) on this little ass family coaster! I got off feeling just like you described, but the difference between us is I still wanted more, I had another roller coaster I hadn’t ridden yet and I had to see it through, one which is ironically named Thunder Head. I got to the station and walked directly onto it and I mean there was no line at all I was destined to ride this! It was still a lot of fun, the adrenaline kinda canceled out the headache whilst I was on it, but when I got off I felt like the entire universe had just condensed onto my head. The walk back to the car was the longest excursion of my life, I rode this bumpy ass trolly instead of walking which in retrospect was an awful decision, damn near thought I accidentally stumbled back onto the roller coaster. Now every time I get a bad headache I’ll say to myself at least it ain’t as bad as the Dollywood headache
oh fuck i went to dollywood for a 7th grade field trip and the group of friends i was with, and i, all rode the tornado roller coaster (idk what its called and cant be bothered to google it) and thats the first time a ride had ever made me feel AWFUL like on the last loop i was actually about to vomit i was so glad it was over. and they all LOVED it and wanted to go again. i just stood in the exit waiting for them lol. ive learned over the course of riding a ton more coasters the only other time a ride has done this to me was space mountain, i think its the fact that it was in the dark but i had my whole body tensed to keep from puking the whole ride.
You are lucky you didnt ride mystery mine. That ride was the worst one i rode in dollywood. It has 90° turns at high speeds, and the carts are designed where there are two plastic or wooden planks on both sides of your head. Basically any time the ride turned at all you would bump your head against those things. Im surprised dollywood hasnt been sued for it. That ride alone is what gave me a headache, and nothing else did
Charlie, I have severe motion sickness too and it's because of a condition I sustained after a concussion. I don't think you had one, since you didn't say you threw up afterwards, but I do think you have some sort of inner ear issue. I used to ski, ride crazy roller coasters, all that jazz before getting the concussion. I have a thing called unilateral hypofunction. It's definitely odd that you got such severe motion sickness and still have it after a certain explicit event. I can't force you to do anything, but I recommend seeing a doctor of some sort. For me, my condition wasn't treatable through any means except time and physical therapy. Best of luck! Edit: I want to add that the way my condition was diagnosed was getting a test called a VNG test. They put some weird goggles on you and make you sit up and down really fast to test the motion of your eyes, since the balance nerve effects your eyes. If you were sick for an extended period of time, felt more unsteady, for more nauseous than usual for an extended period of time (for me it was a couple months) before everything seemed to steady out, I would get it checked out. For me, my balance issues never went away because it can't heal. Your brain adapts instead. I get motion sick easier than most people after about two years since. Your story about feeling dizzy after certain things like playing basketball or skateboarding is very relatable... which isn't good. For me, turning my head to look over my shoulder causes a dizzy spell. Which ... while driving is not fun, but the more I do it the more my brain is able to adapt to it. I hope you figure out some answers!!
@@mohsentajik7876 Not necessarily. Sounds like you have tinnitus, which in most cases is due to damaging the fine hairs inside your ear canal from prolonged noise exposure i.e. listening to loud music for extended periods of time. There are some remedies you can try, some people wear hearing aids with a masking device if it's really bad, but there's not really any cure. If it just happens occasionally for a few seconds every so often and isn't too bothersome I would say you probably don't have to worry about it, but if it's constant and really bothering you there are some things you can try to lessen the symptoms.
Bro probably got extremely concussed and fell asleep about it and no one checked on him. A friend and I went to Cedar Point and they got a concussion after The Mantis (which I warned about because that ride rocked my shit the last time I went (I also think it's called Rigamaroo now)) and that shit affected them for like a month. I can't imagine getting concussed early on and continuing to ride rides after that up until a wooden coaster that literally shakes you around so much
The SECOND you brought up Busch Gardens, I KNEW this was going to have something to do with the Gwazi. I've been on that exact ride, and I swear to God, it was the single jerkiest roller coaster I've ever been on. Every movement feels like you're stuck inside a giant's Shake Weight. I'm honestly shocked that it hasn't led to any lawsuits.
You've gotta ride the remake "Iron Gwazi," it's completely redone and replaced with steel track and extremely smooth on ride, to the point of essentially being silent outside of all the wind, thankfully unlike old Gwazi! I used to torture my friends with that old version 🤣
people talk about how gwazi was so smooth and like,,, i remember riding it in late 2014 with my brother and it was so fucked that the whole time we were just making droning sounds to hear how much the bumpiness made our voices jitter. i havent watched the vid yet, i assumed this would be about montu, its the only one at the park that makes me grey out and gives me a killer head ache so i dont ride it anymore lmao
@@TechnologyWitch nah. they took it down. but gwazi was god tier. shit was literally terrifying. watching this video had me laughing my ass off because i knew EXACTLY what charlie was talking about. gwazi definitely not for everyone.
So as someone who used to work gwazi as well as gwazi gliders for the children, that ride used to be absolutely terrible. Every morning we had the technician come out to give the “alright” that the ride was “operational” and that they didn’t have to replace any bolts that day. At the bottom of gwazi is what the staff called the “graveyard” where the bolts of the coaster would fall down from the ride and collect (or sunglasses/phones/crap people dropped). Millions and millions of screws and bolts on the ground. Worst part was having to ride the ride 3 times in the morning before letting people on, since it’s REQUIRED that staff is used before patrons. They have completely rebuilt gwazi now, but the damage I would hear people talking about after leaving is what ultimately made me leave the job. Busch is fantastic to visit as a patron, not so much as an employee though.
I too developed motion sickness from an amusement park. My friends and I went on "the strawberries", a ride where there are several circular rooms rotating around a single point like hands on a clock. In addition to this, these rooms were also spinning. You could control how fast they spun with this horizontal wheel in the middle, and my buddies span that shit so fast. I was all for it until it felt like my sense of time slowed down and I was struggling to ask them to stop spinning it. I got off and just sat on the asphalt. I'm a pretty self aware guy and would normally be too embarrassed to doze off in front of a bunch of strangers, but I was so unbelievable sick that I really just didn't care and I lied down until they got off. I felt like the type of person that parents would point at and warn their kids that they would end up like me if they did drugs, it was awful. Ever since then being a passenger in a car (especially riding back seat) or riding similar rides that involve spinning have made me sick.
sounds like you developed BPPV, happens when crystals in your ear get dislodged. physical trauma or infections cause it mostly and being rotated to fuck definitely passes as the former. easily curable with physical therapy (of all things), go see an ENT who advertises being good at that shit brah
Good news: Gwazi has been completely transformed to a steel coaster now with a very smooth and intense layout. Gwazi was hated, but Iron Gwazi (the new name) is now loved
6:42 sounds like something in your vestibular system might have been damaged, either from pressure, or crystallization from G force. " If you or a loved one experiences sudden disorientation, you should seek medical care right away."
Charlie you might be dealing with some post-concussion symptoms. Certain symptoms can be lifelong unfortunately. There are absolutely coasters outside there that whip your head around violently and can cause a concussion or injure the brain stem via whiplash. I got a couple concussions in high school and have been dealing with sensitivity to light ever since.
Yeah, that's something beyond the realm of motion sickness for it to be that onset. While that is something that can certainly develop over time not in an hour.
Oh yeah, I rode one of of those raggedy motherfuckers once, with the wood rails. It’s awful, I came off with a splitting headache and it ruined the rest of my day. Definitely without a doubt could be a concussion knowing those rollercoasters.
feeling worse and worse from something that's making you feel terrible and keep doing it is exactly one the things you do when you're really young and you have no clue how weak the human body really is and you feel invincible.
I can't belive we have to call people chads for being able to laugh at themselves in this day and age (charlie amongst that reason is a chad in general but come on)
The way your friend treated it was a bit sad tbf, you likely had some sort of whiplash/concussion or even inner ear damage? I have been on a wooden ride myself and they can be quite the work on your body.
Gwazi was the most bumpy ride in the park for a long time. It was borderline brutal. I honestly think I got a concussion from riding that coaster. I tried it out recently after they remodeled it and it's still pretty rough but better than it was. Last I saw it's supports are still made out of sketchy looking wood.
Do you mean Iron Gwazi, or when they swapped the trains in the early 2010s? Iron Gwazi is an extremely intense ride, but from my recent rides on the 7th, it's butter smooth. Only the supports are wood now (even then, some are steel) - and I can pretty much guarantee its safety and stability.
Motion sickness is a pain in the ass. I can't even look at those dumb optical illusions with the "moving" shapes or I'm fucked up for a while. Same with getting onto a stepladder, having my wife make too fast of a turn in the car, or using an escalator.
I just knew you were gonna mention Gwazi lol. I used to ride that all the time and loved it. Then, as I got older (and the ride got older) it got worse. Like Charlie said, the wood was so old, it felt like the ride was gonna fall apart lol. It would rattle so much and give me a major headache. Didn't ride it ever again. RIP Gwazi.
I want to know if you ever were seen by a doctor and diagnosed with anything? I'm a lot older than you but I've had vertigo for years now and can't ride any rides. I used to love riding coasters but never went that crazy with it. Interesting anecdote.
Yeah, there's a lot of semi-permanent inner ear issues you can develop that can produce symptoms like that. I had a nasty ear infection 7 years ago and have had some degree of vertigo issues ever since. It took about 2 years for my brain to compensate to the point where the world didn't feel slightly tilted when I was just walking outside, but even now I still can't sleep while turned onto my left side or I will suddenly feel an acute falling sensation after a while. Fortunately that last issue is the only real nuisance that remains now.
I had a friend who had the calcium crystals inside the utricle of his ear get out of wack and he got super vertigo for a while. You might be able to fix it with a Canalith repositioning procedure (CRP) - I know he saw someone and they fixed it really easily. Super bizarre!
Same thing happened to me when I got my gallbladder out. I can’t even play VR games :c the scrambler used to be my FAVORITE amusement park ride, and now I can’t go on any rides. I feel your pain my guy
That sounds like an inner ear disorder or something since it developed pretty far along in your run. Have you gone to a doctor about it? If not, you could probably get that diagnosed and maybe fixed
Yeah that definitely sucks. I started having dizzy spells off and on a few years ago. I get them to where my head is spinning sometimes. It’s an awful feeling. Now I can look way up or down without getting dizzy
The second I heard “Busch Gardens” I immediately knew which roller coaster fucked Charlie’s day. That same sketchy ass roller coaster is the one that completely put me off riding roller coasters for the rest of my life.
dude that is crazy. Your story mirrors mine EXACTLY from when I was 15 and went on the Mind Eraser at Six Flags New England (then Riverside). It completely and utterly messed me up, I had to lay down on a bench where I fell asleep while my mother and sister rode other rides for a while. Don't even know how long I was laid up there; I definitely fell asleep for a few. My mother has a picture of me on that bench somewhere... Worst part: when I went to sleep that night, I woke up at 4AM in agonizing pain, I couldn't stand or walk so I CRAWLED to my moms bedroom and woke her up. She took me to the ER to learn that my appendix had ruptured. From the coaster? Not sure. I may have already had appendicitis and the ride made it worst, but regardless, I have had completely incapacitating motion sickness ever since then. F.
Just passing along what another comment from a physician said in case it can help u: check yourself for a vestibular abnormality, more info in the comment from “the rickening”
andrew seems like a good friend (present day), but i honestly cant agree with what he did. Like you dont just leave a friend that looks sick or half unconscious. Im not expecting andrew to use healing powers to save charlie or anything, but something couldve happened to him and he couldve at least be concerned or just stop the challenge. (Maybe charlie exaggerated the story or missed a few points but i dont really think hes the type of person to misrepresent a friend.) Hope andrew is doing well and being a better person though, no hate to him whatsoever.
Meh, I never liked Andrew that much. From the podcasts he has always come off as a narcissist and uses the podcast as his own soapbox to complain about almost everything.
@@StompigatesYT yes, cancel culture is toxic and unnecessary, but the fact that just about everyone is being all soft and empathetic toward this Andrew guy for literally being a Grade-A asshole and horrible friend is what's unacceptable. it's perpetuating a culture to the impressionable kids infesting this platform that acting like that is okay, when it's absolutely 100% not okay. but it is okay to get mad about it.
Universal was dank two weeks ago when our businesses supplier booked the whole park from 6:00 till close. The look on peoples faces passing by who had to leave the park early. Free beer/soft drinks and literal turkey drums out waiting for consumption. Even the pizza my gf got in Dr. Suse land was completely.
The view of Charlie trying to hold on to life in an amusement park while no one does absolutely nothing about is the most Floridan thing I could ever think.
There was one time where a bad reaction to a prescribed medicine caused 2 months of severe migraines, and the first month I would get motion sick walking around the house. I can definitely empathize to suddenly getting motion sickness from things.
There are little calcium crystals in your inner ear that help you keep balance. You might have whipped yourself around so much that your crystals are all outta wack and not where they should be. There’s is something called the epley maneuver that’s a way to reset your inner ear fluids and crystals. Ideally you’ll be cured of sensitive motion sickness, but you’re going to feel really sick from doing the maneuver.
i'm SO glad i'm not the only one who developed terrible motion sickness as an adult. . . it made me feel so weak. i went to my doctor about it because it became so debilitating during work and driving and stuff. it made me feel so icky. . my doc prescribed me hydroxazine and it made my sickness minimal and more manageable. always trust your body and take care of yourself !!!
The fact you didn't even vomit is fucking astonishing, I don't have severe motion sickness but it does still happen on occasion, mainly in cars where someone takes sharp turns or random stopping motions
So Charlie's body was ruined by a large quantity of wood? I've watched a few videos of the sort in the privacy of my room but this was a different experience
Man, same; I used to ride the GRAVATRON every time it came to town. One year suddenly I couldn't, in fact, I could barely ride a roller coaster without getting sick; now I also get motion sick if i'm riding passenger in a car, but thankfully my friends all have trucks or vans.
I used to go to Florida every year when I was a kid and its a delight knowing these rides Charlie discusses. Huggbees is also a legend along with Charles
Dude I never knew I had it til you gave examples. I really do get bad headaches from simple shit like bending down or shaking my head a lil so water can get out my hair.
Hey Charlie, I know you're uneasy about flying and that's why you take 50 hour road trips, but as you said you get motion sick if you're the passenger and I understand that it's not the same when you're the driver! So to maybe get more comfortable with flying, you should learn to be a pilot yourself so you're in control!
Same thing happened to me. Developed life long motion sickness from roller coasters as a kid. Can't do cars unless I'm driving, and a bus -- Lmao, I'm wishing for death within 3 minutes.
You know, I used to work at Busch Gardens exclusively at Montu for almost 6 years from 2005 to 2011. It was a wild time. We probably met on that faithful day. The late 2005 - 2008 years is what I would have called the best time in my life and the golden age for Busch Gardens before the merger with In-Bev. After that merger, is when shit went down hill and progressively became worse, until I left in 2011 to pursue a real career at USF in the IT department. Good times man, good times.
I’ve had this exact same problem from an early age. My earliest memory of motion sickness was from the tea cups ride at the local fare (UK). I was probably 6, maybe only 2 minutes later I was spewing my guts up😂
When I went to Florida, Busch Gardens was my favourite park. The queues weren't long, and it doubles as a zoo. It was a nice change after waiting for hours in the Disney and Universal parks.
The Gwazi probably did that to him, I remember riding it and man it was rough. It shook you left to right constantly and back and forth. After I got off I still felt the rumbling affect on my body.
yeah that sounds about right. it was notoriously rough and a bad experience. the park cheaped out on the construction contract and got shafted with a terrible coaster because of it. however, they learned their lesson and gwazi has been rebuilt into Iron Gwazi (replaced wood track with steel, new trains, etc.). it just opened a few weeks ago and it's now considered one of the best coasters in the world.
the idea of Charlie laying down and taking a nap in the middle of a Florida amusement park is so funny yet not even surprising
Especially with that happy place TP for safe napping in the background.
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Charlie : Andrew, help, I'm literally dying..
Andrew : understandable, have a nice day ✌️
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Charlie: Dying
Andrew: Disappear like dad getting milk ✌
You’re ruining my day woulda been better
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Charlie, you might want to go to an ENT if you've never seen one. The way your motion sickness started sounds alot like a vestibular abnormality. I've seen many cases just in my clinical rotations this far that described similar symptoms, and events leading up to what you described. Might be worth investigating. Often times they're easily solved, or manageable to the point that you rarely have side-effects or symptoms from the issue. Motion sickness is generally something that develops in your pre-pubescent stages, and generally does not change in severity or frequency over the course of adulthood.
For Charlie:
“What is vestibular balance disorder?
Dizziness and vertigo are symptoms of a vestibular balance disorder. Balance disorders can strike at any age, but are most common as you get older.
Your ear is a complex system of bone and cartilage. Within it is a network of canals. These are called semicircular canals. The canals are filled with fluid. The position of the fluid changes with movement. A sensor in the ear then sends the information to your brain to contribute to your sense of balance. These and other delicate pieces make up the vestibular system.
Certain things can affect the signals from any of the parts of the vestibular system causing symptoms.”
What causes vestibular balance disorders?
“Common causes of vestibular balance disorders include:
Medicines
Infections
Inner ear problems, such as poor circulation in the ear
Calcium debris in your semicircular canals
Problems rooted in your brain, such as traumatic brain injury”
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Every time I try to imagine Charlie as a child I picture him with a beard.
lmao
Because he did have a beard good sir
Yeah I just imagine a really small version of himself with no changes
He’s just 4’9 instead.
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Charlie: I cant do the Scorpion, i feel sick.
Andrew: Then Perish.
Andrews an actual menace leaving Charlie on the ground suffering💀💀💀
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Yeah I got kinda pissed for a second.
I know they are bros and it's fine now, but I would probably be pissed for a long time if my friend left me to die like that
those skull emojis arent from laughter, thats a demonstration of how charlie felt when andrew left him there.
That was kinda nasty of him..
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i can imagine charlie at age 80 not being able to stand up from his gaming chair and just having all the knowledge of every videogame to ever exist
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To be honest, I’m surprised Charlie was even allowed on half of the rides for obvious reasons
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As a Scandinavian, I can't imagine someone laying on the ground at an amusement park for minutes without anyone checking on them. Crazy.
Another Scandinavia here. Can confirm that's true.
as an American who isnt in Florida I feel like most Floridians are fkn stupid. I woulda helped him.
as a californian i gotta just say florida is different
Yeah. Personally I think in most states besides Florida and a few others at least one person would see that he looks like he is almost dying and would check on him. People in Florida are a different type of American. That’s the nicest thing I can say and I don’t even live or have been to Florida and I know.
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I never realized I met you in person.... I was a kid at the time and I remember my very last time at Busch Gardens there was a man passed out on the pavement that my mom quickly rushed us by. Thanks for being part of my childhood memories
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Damn. Small world.
U could tell it was Charlie right?
As a local Floridian, it's a delight knowing exactly what he's talking about.
I live in Lakeland and love that I always recognize where he's at or what's he talking about haha
Same bro the fun pass at Busch gardens is so worth it
@@druandrews3135 sometimes you don’t even need it too. I’ve noticed on busy days sometimes the quick q is longer (if only a few amount of people are there)
is it the strawberry festival
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Charlie will always tell us embarrassing stories and not talk himself up, yet we will always look up to him
@Beast v2🔥 shut up
If we all saw him I public he would probably have to look up to us...😂🤭
I think we look up to him because he's a very real and admirable person, like you said he never talks himself up and always admits to his mistakes
@@john7007 yeah ik but just report it.
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"90° straight to hell" is a accurate description of that ride -a fellow Floridian
The visual of Charlie just sleeping and in pain on the pavement for 10 minutes and nobody did anything is hilariously concerning
Normal sight in Florida
Dude needs to get his ears checked, sounds like something took a shit in there.
Yeah that’s really just how Florida is
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Reminds of this one time at like age 11 I somehow got lost in the haunted house at Enchanted Forest in Oregon and ended up panicking and throwing up in three different places before going back out the entrance. I passed this little girl and her mom who had just entered, who probably just saw this puke soaked child who was way too old to be scared of haunted houses emerge from the dark like a goddamn wendigo and say "I wouldn't go back there if I were you"
Aw you poor thing, but man that must be funny to look back on, love the way you described it LOL
Dude I worked there over the summer and running the haunted house is the best thing in the fucking world except there is so much bodily fluid spilled in there every day
lmfao
I would definitely have been scared at 11, when I was 10 I didn't even want to go in the basement by myself.
Thats kinda funny man lol
Thanks for sharing your story
Charlie go see an ENT, the same thing happens to me. There’s physical therapy for it
This is not something untreatable, the roller coasters probably shifted the shit in your ears responsible for balance or something
It’s the crystals in your inner ear being displaced
@@GraceT There are crystals in your ear?
@@GraceT Could someone say...harvest these crystals? How much are they worth
@@racoonbiohazard 😂😂😂
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Charlie was actually a florida man. Just a random dude sleeping on the pavement.
Stupid fvcking natives beating their drum in the next room. How to fix.
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5:11 That second ride on a rough old wooden roller coaster may have been enough to damage your inner ear, the part responsible for bodily motion-balance and counter-balance. That would explain your nauseated motion sickness.
Or his head bounced off the back and gave him a concussion
That's crazy!!
Is that a thing that can happen?
This is what most likely happened, and he is now experiencing some sort of vertigo or inner ear problems
There's nothing he can do fix it?
Dude this one time I went to bush gardens, and there was just this guy laying out in the concrete, just like sleeping or something. Figured he must needed the sleep so I left him alone, but man Florida is wild.
He may have been starving. Luckily for him, there’s Blue Apron.
Busch Gardens*
WAS IT CHARLIE?!?? 😱😱😱😱
@@wystrix439 *whoosh*
I always appreciate Charlie’s desire and courage to tell us his most embarrassing stories. A true king.
Yes a true king indeed
@Beast v2🔥 The Audacity >:(
@Mbita Acoustic Guitar what happened to shooting for 60k? 💩
Yep
I feel like this one’s less embarrassing and more kinda worrying, like did he give him self minor brain damage or what
How is it actually possible that Charlie has so many random and interesting stories to tell from his life?
Florida men always have stories to tell
The moistverse allows for nearly infinite story’s to tell
@@JJLiew My thoughts exactly. In Florida, every day's an adventure.
We technically all do but he’s a good story teller
Everybody has them, but it more about how you talk about the story and how to make it funny. The story Charlie told is very short, but he adds on many things to it before like giving context and how Busch gardens is. It’s a matter of how the story is presented, not how many stories you have or how funny the story is
I like how Charlie just has a assload of random ass stories he tells months apart from each other for us to know about his life lol, its amazing lol
andrew literally gave you horrible motion sickness... what a dude man.
What an absolute man guy.
What an absolute bot man
What an absolute dude man
Mad lad
What an absolute male man
Huggbees and Charlie being long-time friends makes way too much sense
I was about to comment the same thing but honestly it's true
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it just fucking clicked with me that the Andrew in the group videos is Huggbees
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All jokes aside, the way Andrew treated Charlie in this situation is genuinely fucked up
FUCKING THANK YOU!! How is no one in the comment section talking about this besides you and I?!?
@@brianneh1547 cause they are kids? they do fucked up shit all the time! Especially friends! They usually don't develop a sense of responsibility at that young of an age. But I do agree it was a bit spoiled of him to not even ask if charlie was ok
@@mal-g I don’t care if they were 18 years old. I wouldn’t have done this to my guy friends even at 12-15 years old. I guess Charlie doesn’t care, but then again Jesus is known for his forgiveness. LOL 🤣🤦🏻♀️🙄 Doesn’t mean it’s deserved. Those symptoms are very serious, so even if you remotely start to feel what Charlie described, call an ambulance!!!
@@brianneh1547 no same I wouldn't do this if I was 12 it's vommen sense to not leave your friend by themselves when they aren't feeling well
If you saw a homeless man passing out while on the road, would you pull over and help him? Or would you continue driving once the light turns green. Be honest with yourself
I'm a big roller coaster enthusiast. The second you said "Busch Gardens" and "Gwazi" I IMMEDIATELY knew where this was going. That thing made me sick and I've never had motion sickness in my life. Luckily they just overhauled it and I hear Iron Gwazi is awesome.
Why was it overhauled? Just curious
@@sash4028 it received very little guests so the part decided to have RMC, a roller coaster production company, build a steel retracking of the ride and change it’s layout. It definitely worked in their favor because Iron Gwazi is awesome !
I honestly couldn't imagine leaving my friend to ride a roller coaster (or any activity that we are there to do together), even if he wasn't feeling sick.
Kinda a douche move lol
literally
Im not a fan of upside down roller coasters, but if my buddy wanted to ride it once and the lines aren’t too long, I wouldn’t mind. Otherwise, we aint splitting up.
exactly. Surprised charlie is still friends with andrew. If my friend that i trusted left me unconscious and was even annoyed that i felt sick- I would stay away from them immediately. A friend who doesn’t seem to care even a slight bit about my well being is not a good friend.
Yeah, I couldn't either
Charlie: "I get sick if I ride in a car for 10 minutes."
Will travel to the ends of the Earth for a potato pancake.
Latkes hit different
That's just a testament to his passion for them
Never stop telling your embarrassing stories, they are one of the best thing about this channel!
Andrew. The real villain, will get what's coming to him.
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Lmao bots becoming self aware
Permanent brain damage. Think.
Sounds like the coaster screwed up your vestibular system. Mine has always been screwed up (it's an Autism thing) and have always had TERRIBLE motion sickness. As a baby I would constantly cry as soon as the car started moving, I could not (and still can't) go on any rides at ALL. Still to this day, I get super sick even on short car rides if I try to check a text, change a song grab something in a bag, etc (I can't drive yet, so not sure about that.)
Some tips I got from my OT to help strengthen the vestibular system are doing things like trampolining, yoga, rolling on the floor, riding a scooter, and riding on a swing.
Hope this helps for you or anyone else who suffers from motion sickness sees this.
EDIT: grammar + spelling
I've only been to Busch Gardens once when I was like 10 but the moment Charlie mentioned the wooden roller coaster I cringed, after that one my whole family decided to leave because it left us all feeling wacky if you may say
Theres a new version of the gwazi roller coaster its called iron gwazi its basically gwazi but faster and better and remodeled
@@czrlosfr i went on it opening day! It was awesome
One time there was no line for a while and me and a friend rode it like 15 times
@@czrlosfr i rode it during previews. it’s so good
@@czrlosfr Indeed, RMC (the company that made it) did a bang-up job with it. It's technically a retracking, not a new coaster, but it may as well be a new one as they basically had to bulldoze almost the entire top half of the ride and add new wood for it to be stable enough to handle the new track; Charlie really wasn't lying when he said it felt like it was about to collapse at any second. It's not even classified as a wooden roller coaster anymore, it's now a "hybrid" model (steel track with wooden support structure). It's also fast as balls, 1000x smoother, and it goes upside down in some places.
Hey a PT here! If you still have lasting symptoms check up with your doc and ask about positional vertigo! Could be a vestibular abnormality or BPPV (which is easy to fix believe it or not!) DEF worth a shot!
Growing up, my dad would always be listening to 50s and 60s era classics. I hated it. I was convinced his oldies were making me car sick. It didn't occur to me until I was in my 30s that he was just a shitty driver.
Damn you sound like a prick of a son. My condolences to him for having to deal with you.
as someone who also suffers very bad motion sickness i highly recommend getting medication for it next time you need to travel, it really helps. especially the prescription patches if it's a long trip, that stuff works miracles
Some traveling medication I know is Gravol or dramamine for motion sickness and dizzy spells. I had to take thess chewable ginger Gravol in the past before I had my ears looked at since I kept feeling sick to my stomach at times when I was traveling
As soon as Charlie said, “I have bad motion sickness” I immediately felt awful and motion sick. I hate motion sickness
I have the worst motion sickness like rn I am sick
he must not have it for video games which is lucky considering his career lol
when i went to florida this last summer my friends were going to a park and they said that otw they saw a man that got hit by car while he was on his bike, so you're 100% right about seeing bodies on the streets of florida
Had a similar experience at Dollywood except it wasn’t motion sickness I got, I rode every roller coaster there (except for mystery mine which was down) and got the worst headache of my entire life. The headache was there but not too present and I was getting ready to ride a small family coaster called Dragonflier, I grayed out (which had never happened to me before) on this little ass family coaster! I got off feeling just like you described, but the difference between us is I still wanted more, I had another roller coaster I hadn’t ridden yet and I had to see it through, one which is ironically named Thunder Head. I got to the station and walked directly onto it and I mean there was no line at all I was destined to ride this! It was still a lot of fun, the adrenaline kinda canceled out the headache whilst I was on it, but when I got off I felt like the entire universe had just condensed onto my head. The walk back to the car was the longest excursion of my life, I rode this bumpy ass trolly instead of walking which in retrospect was an awful decision, damn near thought I accidentally stumbled back onto the roller coaster. Now every time I get a bad headache I’ll say to myself at least it ain’t as bad as the Dollywood headache
oh fuck i went to dollywood for a 7th grade field trip and the group of friends i was with, and i, all rode the tornado roller coaster (idk what its called and cant be bothered to google it) and thats the first time a ride had ever made me feel AWFUL like on the last loop i was actually about to vomit i was so glad it was over. and they all LOVED it and wanted to go again. i just stood in the exit waiting for them lol.
ive learned over the course of riding a ton more coasters the only other time a ride has done this to me was space mountain, i think its the fact that it was in the dark but i had my whole body tensed to keep from puking the whole ride.
You are lucky you didnt ride mystery mine. That ride was the worst one i rode in dollywood. It has 90° turns at high speeds, and the carts are designed where there are two plastic or wooden planks on both sides of your head. Basically any time the ride turned at all you would bump your head against those things. Im surprised dollywood hasnt been sued for it. That ride alone is what gave me a headache, and nothing else did
Charlie, I have severe motion sickness too and it's because of a condition I sustained after a concussion. I don't think you had one, since you didn't say you threw up afterwards, but I do think you have some sort of inner ear issue. I used to ski, ride crazy roller coasters, all that jazz before getting the concussion. I have a thing called unilateral hypofunction. It's definitely odd that you got such severe motion sickness and still have it after a certain explicit event. I can't force you to do anything, but I recommend seeing a doctor of some sort. For me, my condition wasn't treatable through any means except time and physical therapy. Best of luck!
Edit: I want to add that the way my condition was diagnosed was getting a test called a VNG test. They put some weird goggles on you and make you sit up and down really fast to test the motion of your eyes, since the balance nerve effects your eyes. If you were sick for an extended period of time, felt more unsteady, for more nauseous than usual for an extended period of time (for me it was a couple months) before everything seemed to steady out, I would get it checked out. For me, my balance issues never went away because it can't heal. Your brain adapts instead. I get motion sick easier than most people after about two years since. Your story about feeling dizzy after certain things like playing basketball or skateboarding is very relatable... which isn't good. For me, turning my head to look over my shoulder causes a dizzy spell. Which ... while driving is not fun, but the more I do it the more my brain is able to adapt to it. I hope you figure out some answers!!
This is super important
I was gonna mention that it could be caused by an injury but this is so much more well phrased
is ear ringing have something to do with inner ear issue? though i dont have motion sickness.
@@mohsentajik7876 Not necessarily. Sounds like you have tinnitus, which in most cases is due to damaging the fine hairs inside your ear canal from prolonged noise exposure i.e. listening to loud music for extended periods of time. There are some remedies you can try, some people wear hearing aids with a masking device if it's really bad, but there's not really any cure. If it just happens occasionally for a few seconds every so often and isn't too bothersome I would say you probably don't have to worry about it, but if it's constant and really bothering you there are some things you can try to lessen the symptoms.
@@mohsentajik7876 That sounds like it could be tinnitus? That's more to do with hearing issues though
@@capp12249 ear ringing is a hearing issue
Bro probably got extremely concussed and fell asleep about it and no one checked on him. A friend and I went to Cedar Point and they got a concussion after The Mantis (which I warned about because that ride rocked my shit the last time I went (I also think it's called Rigamaroo now)) and that shit affected them for like a month. I can't imagine getting concussed early on and continuing to ride rides after that up until a wooden coaster that literally shakes you around so much
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The SECOND you brought up Busch Gardens, I KNEW this was going to have something to do with the Gwazi. I've been on that exact ride, and I swear to God, it was the single jerkiest roller coaster I've ever been on. Every movement feels like you're stuck inside a giant's Shake Weight. I'm honestly shocked that it hasn't led to any lawsuits.
And now I'm never gonna go on a Rollercoaster ever again
@@olp3850 Regular roller coasters are fine. The Gwazi is (or was; apparently they revamped it?) a concussion machine.
You've gotta ride the remake "Iron Gwazi," it's completely redone and replaced with steel track and extremely smooth on ride, to the point of essentially being silent outside of all the wind, thankfully unlike old Gwazi! I used to torture my friends with that old version 🤣
people talk about how gwazi was so smooth and like,,, i remember riding it in late 2014 with my brother and it was so fucked that the whole time we were just making droning sounds to hear how much the bumpiness made our voices jitter.
i havent watched the vid yet, i assumed this would be about montu, its the only one at the park that makes me grey out and gives me a killer head ache so i dont ride it anymore lmao
@@TechnologyWitch nah. they took it down. but gwazi was god tier. shit was literally terrifying. watching this video had me laughing my ass off because i knew EXACTLY what charlie was talking about. gwazi definitely not for everyone.
So as someone who used to work gwazi as well as gwazi gliders for the children, that ride used to be absolutely terrible. Every morning we had the technician come out to give the “alright” that the ride was “operational” and that they didn’t have to replace any bolts that day.
At the bottom of gwazi is what the staff called the “graveyard” where the bolts of the coaster would fall down from the ride and collect (or sunglasses/phones/crap people dropped). Millions and millions of screws and bolts on the ground. Worst part was having to ride the ride 3 times in the morning before letting people on, since it’s REQUIRED that staff is used before patrons.
They have completely rebuilt gwazi now, but the damage I would hear people talking about after leaving is what ultimately made me leave the job. Busch is fantastic to visit as a patron, not so much as an employee though.
I too developed motion sickness from an amusement park. My friends and I went on "the strawberries", a ride where there are several circular rooms rotating around a single point like hands on a clock. In addition to this, these rooms were also spinning. You could control how fast they spun with this horizontal wheel in the middle, and my buddies span that shit so fast. I was all for it until it felt like my sense of time slowed down and I was struggling to ask them to stop spinning it. I got off and just sat on the asphalt.
I'm a pretty self aware guy and would normally be too embarrassed to doze off in front of a bunch of strangers, but I was so unbelievable sick that I really just didn't care and I lied down until they got off. I felt like the type of person that parents would point at and warn their kids that they would end up like me if they did drugs, it was awful. Ever since then being a passenger in a car (especially riding back seat) or riding similar rides that involve spinning have made me sick.
@@KitchenWitchery How much older than you was this guy?
sounds like you developed BPPV, happens when crystals in your ear get dislodged. physical trauma or infections cause it mostly and being rotated to fuck definitely passes as the former.
easily curable with physical therapy (of all things), go see an ENT who advertises being good at that shit brah
Good news:
Gwazi has been completely transformed to a steel coaster now with a very smooth and intense layout. Gwazi was hated, but Iron Gwazi (the new name) is now loved
6:42 sounds like something in your vestibular system might have been damaged, either from pressure, or crystallization from G force.
" If you or a loved one experiences sudden disorientation, you should seek medical care right away."
Charlie you might be dealing with some post-concussion symptoms. Certain symptoms can be lifelong unfortunately. There are absolutely coasters outside there that whip your head around violently and can cause a concussion or injure the brain stem via whiplash. I got a couple concussions in high school and have been dealing with sensitivity to light ever since.
yeah that’s what I thought immediately was concussion
Yeah, that's something beyond the realm of motion sickness for it to be that onset. While that is something that can certainly develop over time not in an hour.
What about an inner ear injury. That can cause nausea.
Agreed. A neurologist or a physical therapist can do a pretty good screening and/or treatment.
Oh yeah, I rode one of of those raggedy motherfuckers once, with the wood rails. It’s awful, I came off with a splitting headache and it ruined the rest of my day. Definitely without a doubt could be a concussion knowing those rollercoasters.
we need to invent an "unamusement" park for the bitter people in the world like me. just walk around the whole day like "this shit sucks"
Cant you just go outside?
Lol
i raise you, an unamusement park within amusement parks for people who do not want to ride rollercoasters and its just a large quiet internet cafe :)
@@obijuandy-liacco328 that seems like a pretty cool idea
this idea sucks.
...Where can I buy tickets?
feeling worse and worse from something that's making you feel terrible and keep doing it is exactly one the things you do when you're really young and you have no clue how weak the human body really is and you feel invincible.
I feel like as soon as Charlie turns the camera off he goes in that little tent back there
Facts
i wouldnt blame him
That's for his dogs, but maybe.
The employees in the gift shop were probably like "we don't get paid enough to cater to this dude dying outside".
3:15 I don’t know if it was just for the time or just the Tampa one but the Busch gardens wait times are like 45 minutes on a good day 90 on a bad one
Charlie is the definition of a Chad he is fine with embarrassing himself and words stuff in ways for the audience to laugh
He isn't even afraid to run around with an adult diaper on for content
@@doddermodd faxxx
I can't belive we have to call people chads for being able to laugh at themselves in this day and age (charlie amongst that reason is a chad in general but come on)
3:30 YOOOOOOO INSANEO STYLE!!!!
Hearing him talk about Scorpion is so funny. I was literally operating that ride earlier today LMAO.
The way your friend treated it was a bit sad tbf, you likely had some sort of whiplash/concussion or even inner ear damage? I have been on a wooden ride myself and they can be quite the work on your body.
To honor Charlie every time I get off Gwazi I say “something’s wrong here” and before I get on scorpion I say “Charlie you’re ruining my day”
Gwazi was the most bumpy ride in the park for a long time. It was borderline brutal. I honestly think I got a concussion from riding that coaster. I tried it out recently after they remodeled it and it's still pretty rough but better than it was. Last I saw it's supports are still made out of sketchy looking wood.
They actually RMC'd it now it's a steel coaster with insane airtime moments! Very smooth and no longer made out of wood (except the supports)
It is Florida so
Do you mean Iron Gwazi, or when they swapped the trains in the early 2010s? Iron Gwazi is an extremely intense ride, but from my recent rides on the 7th, it's butter smooth. Only the supports are wood now (even then, some are steel) - and I can pretty much guarantee its safety and stability.
@@gladiatordragon9219 Yeah that's what I meant not when they changed the trains to melenium flyers
0:03 same 😔
Wooden rollercoasters are the best! I love the bumpyness and the noise it's just so fun
Motion sickness is a pain in the ass. I can't even look at those dumb optical illusions with the "moving" shapes or I'm fucked up for a while. Same with getting onto a stepladder, having my wife make too fast of a turn in the car, or using an escalator.
I just knew you were gonna mention Gwazi lol. I used to ride that all the time and loved it. Then, as I got older (and the ride got older) it got worse. Like Charlie said, the wood was so old, it felt like the ride was gonna fall apart lol. It would rattle so much and give me a major headache. Didn't ride it ever again. RIP Gwazi.
00:18 “Bur I wasn’t always such a weak, fragile, *Tarnished* specimen.”
OHHHHH ELDEN RING
I've got really bad vertigo that I started developing a couple years ago, so I feel your pain. Thank god for meds.
I want to know if you ever were seen by a doctor and diagnosed with anything? I'm a lot older than you but I've had vertigo for years now and can't ride any rides. I used to love riding coasters but never went that crazy with it. Interesting anecdote.
Yeah, there's a lot of semi-permanent inner ear issues you can develop that can produce symptoms like that. I had a nasty ear infection 7 years ago and have had some degree of vertigo issues ever since. It took about 2 years for my brain to compensate to the point where the world didn't feel slightly tilted when I was just walking outside, but even now I still can't sleep while turned onto my left side or I will suddenly feel an acute falling sensation after a while. Fortunately that last issue is the only real nuisance that remains now.
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@@pervognsen_bitwise I'm glad you're doing better now
I had a friend who had the calcium crystals inside the utricle of his ear get out of wack and he got super vertigo for a while. You might be able to fix it with a Canalith repositioning procedure (CRP) - I know he saw someone and they fixed it really easily. Super bizarre!
Same thing happened to me when I got my gallbladder out. I can’t even play VR games :c the scrambler used to be my FAVORITE amusement park ride, and now I can’t go on any rides. I feel your pain my guy
That sounds like an inner ear disorder or something since it developed pretty far along in your run. Have you gone to a doctor about it? If not, you could probably get that diagnosed and maybe fixed
Yeah that definitely sucks. I started having dizzy spells off and on a few years ago. I get them to where my head is spinning sometimes. It’s an awful feeling. Now I can look way up or down without getting dizzy
Have you ever had your inner ear looked at? Damage to it can cause nausea and vertigo
omg this also happens to me, all started after i went on a roller coaster but i havent noticed it as much recently
The second I heard “Busch Gardens” I immediately knew which roller coaster fucked Charlie’s day.
That same sketchy ass roller coaster is the one that completely put me off riding roller coasters for the rest of my life.
so i guess the lesson here is don't lap montu or kumba
dude that is crazy. Your story mirrors mine EXACTLY from when I was 15 and went on the Mind Eraser at Six Flags New England (then Riverside). It completely and utterly messed me up, I had to lay down on a bench where I fell asleep while my mother and sister rode other rides for a while. Don't even know how long I was laid up there; I definitely fell asleep for a few. My mother has a picture of me on that bench somewhere...
Worst part: when I went to sleep that night, I woke up at 4AM in agonizing pain, I couldn't stand or walk so I CRAWLED to my moms bedroom and woke her up. She took me to the ER to learn that my appendix had ruptured. From the coaster? Not sure. I may have already had appendicitis and the ride made it worst, but regardless, I have had completely incapacitating motion sickness ever since then. F.
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Just passing along what another comment from a physician said in case it can help u: check yourself for a vestibular abnormality, more info in the comment from “the rickening”
I hate that ride!! I went on it and it gave me pretty bad back pain for a few days after
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Go to an ENT and tell them your story it’s fixable
andrew seems like a good friend (present day), but i honestly cant agree with what he did. Like you dont just leave a friend that looks sick or half unconscious. Im not expecting andrew to use healing powers to save charlie or anything, but something couldve happened to him and he couldve at least be concerned or just stop the challenge. (Maybe charlie exaggerated the story or missed a few points but i dont really think hes the type of person to misrepresent a friend.)
Hope andrew is doing well and being a better person though, no hate to him whatsoever.
Meh, I never liked Andrew that much. From the podcasts he has always come off as a narcissist and uses the podcast as his own soapbox to complain about almost everything.
A light dusting of hate.
Oh absolutely. You’d have to be crazy to agree with what Andrew did in that situation.
@@StompigatesYT yes, cancel culture is toxic and unnecessary, but the fact that just about everyone is being all soft and empathetic toward this Andrew guy for literally being a Grade-A asshole and horrible friend is what's unacceptable. it's perpetuating a culture to the impressionable kids infesting this platform that acting like that is okay, when it's absolutely 100% not okay. but it is okay to get mad about it.
it’s florida bro lmao i’m not shocked at all that that’s what he did 😂 plus they were literal children.
Universal was dank two weeks ago when our businesses supplier booked the whole park from 6:00 till close. The look on peoples faces passing by who had to leave the park early. Free beer/soft drinks and literal turkey drums out waiting for consumption. Even the pizza my gf got in Dr. Suse land was completely.
I slept at the top of that net tower at the Busch Gardens playground for like an hour and my parents thought they lost me.
I get motion sick super easy as well! I consider my habit of passing out immediately in the passenger of seat of cars a defensive ability.
The Sheikra was my jam whenever I visited my buddy in FL back in the day!
The view of Charlie trying to hold on to life in an amusement park while no one does absolutely nothing about is the most Floridan thing I could ever think.
There was one time where a bad reaction to a prescribed medicine caused 2 months of severe migraines, and the first month I would get motion sick walking around the house. I can definitely empathize to suddenly getting motion sickness from things.
2 months of migraines? Sounds like Hell
@@MajinAsuraPath It was. Being basically bed bound in constant pain for that long really changes your view on life.
It's amazing he could eat like 8+ fast-food meals over a couple hours while being a passenger in his car, that must have been brutal to film
There are little calcium crystals in your inner ear that help you keep balance. You might have whipped yourself around so much that your crystals are all outta wack and not where they should be. There’s is something called the epley maneuver that’s a way to reset your inner ear fluids and crystals. Ideally you’ll be cured of sensitive motion sickness, but you’re going to feel really sick from doing the maneuver.
Are we just going to ignore the fact that Charlie just used "Insaneo Style" in an actual sentence? Joel Haver will prevail!
Seriously man, that was awesome. I think it's just because they're both newly-minted friends, but still, INSANE-O STYLE PREVAILS!
@@100dead It will catch on eventually! I've been doing my part to use it in conversation daily! Haha
I didn't think that shit was very bunko town
we will continue ignoring that fact
i'm SO glad i'm not the only one who developed terrible motion sickness as an adult. . . it made me feel so weak. i went to my doctor about it because it became so debilitating during work and driving and stuff. it made me feel so icky. . my doc prescribed me hydroxazine and it made my sickness minimal and more manageable. always trust your body and take care of yourself !!!
For the ride gwazi, they actually replaced all of the crap wood and made a banger ride out of it. It’s called Iron Gwazi now.
Motion sickness is the worse. I even get motion sickness when playing certain games.
The fact you didn't even vomit is fucking astonishing, I don't have severe motion sickness but it does still happen on occasion, mainly in cars where someone takes sharp turns or random stopping motions
What an inspirational message. Never again will I ride a rollercoaster 100 times in a day
So Charlie's body was ruined by a large quantity of wood? I've watched a few videos of the sort in the privacy of my room but this was a different experience
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@@chockie8363 adult video son
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Man, same; I used to ride the GRAVATRON every time it came to town. One year suddenly I couldn't, in fact, I could barely ride a roller coaster without getting sick; now I also get motion sick if i'm riding passenger in a car, but thankfully my friends all have trucks or vans.
Ahh, poor man. Was cursed with the evil that is motion sickness. I pray for a solution to come your way.
I used to go to Florida every year when I was a kid and its a delight knowing these rides Charlie discusses. Huggbees is also a legend along with Charles
Dude I never knew I had it til you gave examples. I really do get bad headaches from simple shit like bending down or shaking my head a lil so water can get out my hair.
Hey Charlie, I know you're uneasy about flying and that's why you take 50 hour road trips, but as you said you get motion sick if you're the passenger and I understand that it's not the same when you're the driver! So to maybe get more comfortable with flying, you should learn to be a pilot yourself so you're in control!
Same thing happened to me. Developed life long motion sickness from roller coasters as a kid. Can't do cars unless I'm driving, and a bus -- Lmao, I'm wishing for death within 3 minutes.
You know, I used to work at Busch Gardens exclusively at Montu for almost 6 years from 2005 to 2011. It was a wild time. We probably met on that faithful day. The late 2005 - 2008 years is what I would have called the best time in my life and the golden age for Busch Gardens before the merger with In-Bev. After that merger, is when shit went down hill and progressively became worse, until I left in 2011 to pursue a real career at USF in the IT department. Good times man, good times.
I’ve had this exact same problem from an early age. My earliest memory of motion sickness was from the tea cups ride at the local fare (UK). I was probably 6, maybe only 2 minutes later I was spewing my guts up😂
Not the tea cup rides 💀💀💀
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Andrew needs to make a video on how it was made but its just Charlie's motion sickness from his perspective 😂
When I went to Florida, Busch Gardens was my favourite park. The queues weren't long, and it doubles as a zoo. It was a nice change after waiting for hours in the Disney and Universal parks.
Every time i see Charlie in a new video i legit become a child overwhelmed with joy hoping the video never ends.
That's so sweet. He's such a good speaker.
nah fr i love his stories
The Gwazi probably did that to him, I remember riding it and man it was rough. It shook you left to right constantly and back and forth. After I got off I still felt the rumbling affect on my body.
yeah that sounds about right. it was notoriously rough and a bad experience. the park cheaped out on the construction contract and got shafted with a terrible coaster because of it.
however, they learned their lesson and gwazi has been rebuilt into Iron Gwazi (replaced wood track with steel, new trains, etc.). it just opened a few weeks ago and it's now considered one of the best coasters in the world.
It was awful it was so unsteady and rough compared to any other coaster I've ever been on