SFGAm - 9/17/2022 - The death of coaster enthusiasm?

The_Orient_of_Express:

live every day likes it’s your last

Spend all my money, cocaine binge with loads of hookers, steal a firetruck and drive it off the grand canyon. Got it.

I call that “Tuesday.”

Mulfinator - a dialed-in breakfast makes all the difference for me these days. Not too heavy, not too light. I usually do a bagel or something, maybe hashbrowns, water but skip the coffee. I don't marathon like I used to, but this base layer makes things smoother. I still don't get nauseous on coasters, but flat rides after waiting in the sun sometimes does it. Hydration is important, etc.

Although your story did remind me of a nauseous coaster experience, 100% my own fault. Saturday morning was going to feature ERT on Leviathan followed by Behemoth at Canada's Wonderland... Friday after work though, an old buddy from university who I hadn't seen in a few years texts me that he's in town. Ended up being a long night. Thankfully, I was still in my 20s and pulled it together in the morning (re: bagels, hashbrowns). I survived 6-7 laps of Leviathan, but Behemoth almost immediately destroyed me. Did you know there's 4 B&M floater airtime hills before the midblock? haha...