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By grrlscientist on June 25, 2010.

tags: Fast Lane -- The Rocket, shopping center elevator, Einkaufszentrum, Berlin, fun, silly, your inner child, entertainment, volkswagen commercial, television, streaming video

A sound system turns the ride into a rocket take-off. Welcome on-board! This is the fast lane for elevators ...

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