> When asked to confirm that the change was made based on “guest feedback” and not the article, the representative for Six Flags responded, “That’s correct.” I

> When asked to confirm that the change was made based on “guest feedback” and not the article, the representative for Six Flags responded, “That’s correct.” I don't know why people even bother with this kind of question. Companies will straight up lie to you even if you know they're doing it and just brazen it out if you call them on it. Maybe the article indeed didn't drive the change (and I could believe it, it's probably not a major cost to have that one guy doing it), or maybe it did, or maybe they're weaseling out because it wasn't that exact article. But, the time when I would believe a single word of something like this is firmly in the past.