Imagine being stuck on the tower of terror for half an hour with this sweaty sack of meat juice filming you and going OH GOLLY GEE WHIZ I’d probably want to kill myself
You just know that he was trying to go all "class clown" with a captive audience, too. He included in the video his bit where he pointed out what looked like a coffee urn, and the people around him looked pretty annoyed and bored.
The guy sitting next to him is one of his coconspirators, right? (the skinny guy and the cast member gal were to the other side of this guy in the ball cap, so I assume all 4 were together).
WHY is he wearing a mask on his chin?!? I'm not going to begrudge anyone who still wants to wear a mask based on their personal level of risk tolerance, and it is totally reasonable to want to remove it outdoors in the hot Floridian sun, and fine, go ahead and put it on your chin when you're outside instead of jamming it in a dirty pocket -- it looks stupid, but at least I understand what you're doing. But if you're not going to wear it over your nose and mouth when you're stuck inside in an "elevator" with a bunch of people, then when ARE you planning on wearing it?!? Just drop the charade and go without the mask like everyone else on the ride if you're not going to wear it properly!
Ok, rant over.
I'm surprised that Disney allows filming on rides -- not for any "preserving the magic" type of reasons but for very practical reasons related to safety. Watching them bounce around as the ride vehicle shoots up and drops down makes me wonder how many unsecured cell phones (or even real cameras) go flying when the person holding them loses their grip. Even if a flying phone doesn't hurt anyone, it's a hassle to have guests losing their belongings. ...or maybe normal people don't drop things as often as I do.