Speaker One: We're talking a little bit
of course, about the solar eclipse
It is a once in a lifetime experience.
Speaker Two: When you think of it like that, it's honestly kind of terrifying.
Speaker Two: Like imagine Speaker One: It just gets dark.
It’s a nice spring day
and suddenly the sun just like stops sunning. It’s like what? Huh?
Speaker One: You wanna know something else that’s really cool.
Oh, is it potty trained?
I can't imag... nah, it can’t be, can it?
They are zooming through the water. [joyful squeals]
[water rushing] [delighted laughter]
[water splashing]
[indistinct chatter]
The monkeys are over here.
The monkeys!
[children yelling, laughing]
[lion roars]
[grunting roars]
Hear him?
[roars]
[roaring]
[grunting roars]
Hey lion!
[human roars] [child laughs]
He’s yawning. [laughter]
Now you look like a kittie. [children remarking]
They can see it, yeah. They are up there
and they’re like, “oh the sky is really dark.”
[indistince chatter of crowd]
One minute!
[indistinct crowd]
It was supposed to be like 3:20. It is 3:20!
They’re going into the house.
[indistinct crowd]
I can’t see anything.
[indistinct] ...clears up a little bit.
[indistinct crowd]
They're gonna put it on the internet, then you can look at it.
Wow!
[gasp]
Kev?
Kevin?
It’s starting to get brighter already.
Look over here. Yeah.
It’s already starting to get brighter.
Look! It’s already getting brighter over there!
Okay.
Look at it, like you can feel it second by second getting brighter.
Wow!
[indistinct shouting/excitement]
We survived.
They were really fun.
They’re like “What the heck?”
There were.
They’re still doing it.
They’re still like, “What?!”
Here’s the funny thing though, I really thought it was going to be pitch black.
I thought so too. Yeah!
Like really pitch black. Like nothing. But nope.