Thread: Get shot at for $65

http://www.azcentral.com/news/articl...gTours-ON.html

Yes, next time you are in L.A. you can take a bus around the ganglands of the city. Get to see all the beautiful sites of South Central and other dangerous places. All it takes is a waiver and $65 dollars. You know it is safe, i mean the bus is only unmarked (gee i wonder why).

Who here would actually pay to take the tour?

someone looking to score a kill in self defense?

LOL

People with CHL's fantasize about playing hero during a bank robbery.....

.....I would only get on that bus if it had bullet proof glass and half inch steel.......and even then still would hesitate..

I'd get on it during the day. To make it more exciting it should be at night.

Step right up folks, you don't wanna miss this! If you look out your right hand window just now, you'll see an actual, live Latino in his natural habitat! I want to repeat, natural habitat!

And, quickly folks quickly! If you look straight ahead and just to your left, you'll see an actual, live black person walking around freely!


Shit, they should have side attractions at the end of the ride like "Find out what it's like to get mugged!"

Originally Posted by PizzaSHARK!

Shit, they should have side attractions at the end of the ride like "Find out what it's like to get mugged!"

why? you already are likely to have been mugged by the end of the ride anyways :P

They should have a five minute break in the middle of the ride and have the rich white folks conveniently "forget" their spoiled gangsta-wannabe brats behind and force them to walk their way to the end of the tour.

Its an interesting idea, and as a couple people said in the article, it could be really helpful. I don't know if I would go on the tour right now.. Maybe after a few years, and no casualties.

Wow, this is almost like jumping out of a plane.... I wonder if you get the same adrenaline packed high from taking this tour?

The best thing they did was to not let passengers use cameras. They said it was out of respect to the people, but I think it also had to do with making it safe.