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Maury shared this video from AMC Jeep. I was 18 when this came out in 1983. I’m sure I must have seen this on TV and I hazily remember the folks riding a bison, but don’t remember the full commercial.
Yellowstone tourists..
As we documented in 2013 at TR Nat Park, dumb tourists aren’t limited to Yellowstone (http://www.ewillys.com/2013/05/05/cowboys-vistas-and-pirates/).
Given Yellowstone gets about over 3 million visitors a year and if you figure one-tenth of one percent are super, super dumb, you’ll still have 3000 stupid visitors a year. Given the park is open roughly half a year, or 180 days, that would mean 17 stupid people visiting a day. So, the odds of seeing someone dumb doing something stupid on any given day seems pretty good! (ugh).