Oct 11, 2016, 4:05 PM | Updated: 4:41 pm
Jason took a trip to Westlake Park in downtown Seattle on Tuesday to sit in the 22-foot Big Shaker.
The trailer, set up to look like the inside of a home, simulated an 8.0 earthquake. Luckily the furniture is bolted down and Jason is nearly prepared. Sort of. OK, not at all.
Tune in to AM 770 KTTH weekdays at 3-7pm toThe Jason Rantz Show.
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