All right, cupcakes. You are about to see the Grand Canyon. Try not to break it. The skywalk can hold the weight of seventy jumbo jets, to you featherweights should be safe out there. If possible, try to avoid pushing each other over the edge, as that would cause me extra paperwork.
In a lighthearted introduction to the Grand Canyon, the speaker humorously addresses a group of people, affectionately calling them "cupcakes." They express confidence in the skywalk's strength, noting it can support the weight of seventy jumbo jets, assuring everyone they are safe while visiting. The tone is playful and reassuring.
However, the speaker also playfully cautions against any reckless behavior, particularly urging the group to refrain from pushing each other toward the edge, as this would lead to complications for them. This whimsical warning adds a touch of humor while highlighting the importance of safety during their adventure.
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