After a rather funny train ride, where it appears American couples share the exact same argument to ones in Germany -- what is he doing everyday that the wife wants the husband to get him to stop. We have a pretty interesting discussion about what they might be discussing before we pull into the Transylvania Station. We are then introduced to a musical pun where we cannot help by end the episode singing just a little bit of the Chattanooga Choo-Choo. In addition, we got a special audio report filed from our German counterpart to The Wilder Ride, Malte Derks, who gave us his thoughts on the Germany couple, the train conductor's terrible German delivery, a misspelled sign and a comment on the decor and costuming.
We were once again joined by Susan Delmonico of SJD Health and Fitness where she spends her day as a personal trainer and her night as a movie aficionado.
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