>>225472801
that's a big dude

what a humiliating way to die.

>>225472864
so what happened? he just wasn't buckled in?

>>225472801
Was he too fat for the safety mechanism?
I suppose some employee probably should have stopped him from entering.

>>225472912
It’s still under investigation for now

He didn't fly so good

>>225472821
for you

>>225472801
Man, I've seen way too many awful roller coaster deaths. It's kind of mental how lack these parks can be at times when it comes to ride safety, considering the sheer propensity for damage. All it takes it one incident and it becomes even more expensive than all that time and money they saved from not bothering to keep up with safety measures. Even from a purely financial perspective, it seems fucking stupid not to be hyper vigilant about this shit.

>>225472972
The maintenance it'd require to make sure these machines are 100% safe doesn't align with the the financial goals of the theme parks themselves. Even basic infrastructure checks should be done way more regularly than in other sectors. You'd need a team of people (sometimes they just put one man and not even a technician or engineer) everyday verifying whether or not the machines work safely and can be used that day. And these tests normally can take up hours. But amusement parks never make you come at night to fix rides, when they want to maintain or fix rides they just put them out of use for a few months during the periods of least activity.

>>225472801
Whats the next step of his master plan?

>>225473307
dying. he died anon

Americans are so fat they break safety devices with a factor of safety of 3. No engineering can handle the Amerilard