my mom used to buy me then when i was little to keep me quiet in the grocery store and sit me in the thing in the front and put the string around your hand and i could eat them while we were shopping. so i don t see why they had to change it. i know why. it s because they are moving along with the times. they are just trying to sell crackers here and when you think of circus animals in cages, you don t think of delicious food. you don t think of good food at all actually. so they are just saying there s no circus anymore. these are like cage free crackers. they are roaming free. martha: so you are in favor of a? yes! i agree with peta. martha: this is the intermediate version as they tried to get a little bit more friendly and i love animals. i m just not worried about paper animals on the outside of a box. you love animals, you just want to lock them up. it s like a trump rally. it lock up! martha: the circus train is coming to your town and they march around in the used t
what a hardship it is to keep such a big show, a big production going? i think it was, again, astute businesspeople. feld entertainment runs, they produce walt disney on ice and big motorsports, and marvel comics, shows that have a lot less expense, a lot less personnel. certainly no animals to feed. so i think it s it was a business decision, unfortunately. so then paul, what s among your fondest memories of being a clown for this historic show? you know, it was great to do blind touch tours that in major markets, they would have kids who were visually impaired come down, and they would feel the skin of the elephants and experience the show. i drove the clown car, so we would pack the blind kids into the clown car and drive around the arena. that was amazing. to live on the circus train, to see this amazing country on the
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