Mystery Spot explained??

Ngo and Fernandez summer trip to Santa Cruz California to visit the Mystery Spot.

[clubbsixty]

When you get that one tour guide that actually loves their job, Guys a legend

[ajbard]

This young man would make a terrific science teacher. His enthusiasm is contagious.

For those who instead felt the need to leave a clever comment about his hair or gender identity, I am so sorry that was lost on you.🤔

[safeysmith]

The way people were being kind of rude and talking while he was, and he just kept right on going through it all. That was impressive.

[thesoraspace]

He has the positive mental attitude that a scout should always have! Great teaching.

[tristanblackford]

For everyone saying "he should be a teacher": people like this can basically be successful in any field. Hes probably in college. Yes there are some amazing teachers and I'm not going to discredit that, but the reason why most are not this sharp and captivating is because people like this who make it through college typically end up choosing a profession that makes more than 40, 000 a year. There isnt much incentive to be a great teacher other than a sense of passion. The worst teacher you had most likely made a comparable amount to the best teacher you ever had. I dont know why I felt compelled to say it but there it is.

[bambambambuleh]

I like how very enthusiast the tour guide is.. he did a really good job.. I know I would enjoy it too

[chapers]

That endless string of tree based jokes followed by the cut out ‘ what the f… ’ was amazing

[AstrixHasFallen]

This kid needs a raise !!

Edit: I barley remember even commenting on this video but thanks for the likes guys!

[kinghenry]

“Anyone here about 6foot?”
*gf: nudges me
“Go on honey, you told me you were 6 foot”
*me: sweating profusely

[redbeard]

I was this kid at 15 years old, long hair and all. I was a tour guide at a place like this in Ohio. It was of the most fun jobs I ever had. Our goal as guides was to come up with the most ridiculous yet possibly believable story to explain the “phenomenon” they were experiencing. My go to was, the house was built on top of a crashed alien ship and their engines had created a warp in space time that causes gravitational anomalies in a localized area. (Yes I watched TNG lol) but we would also vary our stories to make the job super entertaining.

[reign]

This is the kind of tourist attraction i would thoroughly enjoy. Most people when given a tour guide almost NEVER listens to them and only take pictures, i always try to listen and ask about the history, facts and trivias about whatever thing or place theyre guiding us to. Its fun to learn little tid bits of information from a knowledgeable and enthusiastic tour guide.

[marbleman]

I remember many years ago, back in the late 1950's-early 60's, ( Yea, I'm now 70...oh boy..!! ), I went to Six Flags Over Texas and one of the attractions was this same type of tilted room where a ball looked like it defied gravity and rolled 'uphill'. It is really strange but fun to see it happen.

[virginiango]

Aloha to all who kindly have subscribed to my simple channel, thanks to this wonderful tour guide who made my video liked by so many. This Houstonian sends greetings from Hawaii.

[thurstonxander]

Dude needs to be a teacher or tutor. Pretty awesome when someone enjoys teaching science that much. Good job!

[BigDaddy-tjsx]

This person understands those who are listening care whats being said, while being aware you can't make those who chose to talk care any more or less. Simply ignoring them and speaking almost directly with those who enjoyed what they had to say allowed for the best time for all parties present. This person is a gift to the world, hope to visit this place soon can only hope they are my guide.

[romintarromintar]

Not a simple job / task to do and he performed very well. Yes, he might be doing this for a couple of months or years but still the fact that he look like he enjoys doing this and does his best to connect with the people definitely proves that he treasures what he is doing. I hope he won't change and keep this kind of attitude in everything that he do, i am pretty sure he will be successful.

[serious.business]

Explanation is pretty simple regarding the height difference... because the whole location is on a slant, everyone is forced to slightly lean against the slant, causing differences in height the further you are from each other on this slant. Pausing at 2:57, you can see everyone with a slight lean, regardless of being on a seemingly flat bench. Line up your friends and lean against each other while on a slight slant, and you'll see.

[josetobias]

This guy is a freaking legend!
I love the enthusiasm and the jokes, makes everything enjoyable!

[JL-zgbk]

We need more guides like him. Thank you for your service.

[aliq]

This guy is so enthusiastic about his job. Love it!