Sarah and Maggie hit a bunch of speed bumps in this episode. From literal curbs to facts that are, APPARENTLY, not surprising at all.

Just the Facts: 

FACT: When the Pirates of the Caribbean ride at Disneyland was first installed, the engineers thought the prosthetic skeletons were not scary enough. So, they borrowed REAL skeletons from the anatomy department of UCLA and dressed up the human remains as part of the amusement park ride decor.

FACT: Around 8% of children have asthma, and about the same are dyslexic. But one other common trait 8% of all children have is the ability to hear voices. In fact, some studies show that 20% of children report hearing voices at some point between childhood and adolescence. 

Plus, Sarah allows Maggie to plug the relaunch of her doodling business because she is a good promoter and bestie.

What do you think? Did you already know all of these facts? Are you team “no more curbs - curbs are bad and not protecting anyone!”? 

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Xoxo, Sarah and Maggie

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