The Jim and Marko Show Inspect Wupatki Pueblo

The Jim and Marko Show visited the Wupatki Pueblo. Roughly 800 years ago, the Wupatki Pueblo located in Sedona Arizona, was one of the largest pueblos around. It flourished as a meeting place for different Indian cultures. This Pueblo was located in one of the warmest and driest places on the Colorado Plateau. These ruins are now a National Park and are visited by thousands every year. Jim and Marko perform a funny clip. The clip has Marko falling off a cliff due to it not having the proper handrails. Back 800 years ago, the builders of this city did not have ICC building codes. Jim attempts to help Marko, and fails. Marko Falls To Bottom while screaming.

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[slobomotion]

You must be glad to be away from that famous Cleveland weather for a bit! Uprated.

[Clevelandmarko]

@slobomotion Thanks for watching. I think I want to move to Arizona and live on a reservaion and be a dinasor print tour guide near Flagstaff. I would do it for a couple years to get away from the world for a while. OH well ,back to being a Cleveland home inspector.

[edodiane]

didnt see that but did you guys get drinks at the mexican place on the second floor over looking the main drag in sedonia

[Clevelandmarko]

@edodiane We went to the BBQ place which was looking at the mountains. GOOD FOOD and COOL.

[nicogizmo]

They were in violation and negligent per se pursuant to Robinson v. Bates. Great clip Marko!

[Clevelandmarko]

@nicogizmo Plus ---it does not meet the ICC Building Codes. These indians can get sued.

[slobomotion]

@Clevelandmarko I've heard that the St. Anthony Monastery in Arizona is a good place to stay for awhile and see if you like the State or not. I think it is in Florence. I am serious. I don't like what I hear of what is left of the legal system in Arizona, but that's just secondary stuff I've heard over the years. Remember, wear you boots! Scorpions and snakes.