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Unable to foster an in-person connection, they instead relied on music shows void of an audience and an inventive introductory movie.

Rather, when asked at his introductory Dodgers press conference this past offseason about the most infamous moment of his career, he took a brief moment to think.

“Crocs are my comfort zone, dancing is not,” Robert Irwin said in the introductory package that was shown right before his performance.

“He said, ‘Listen, Martin, no one’s going to outwork me, no one’s going to outwork this program,’” Jarmond said on the day of Foster’s introductory news conference.

Children were among those on the Wacky Worm ride, which is described as a "small introductory roller coaster" on its website, when the incident occurred.

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