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I'm Roman Mars.

Memphis, Tennessee is home to many historic landmarks like Graceland and Beale Street,

but one of their biggest tourist magnets is a Bass Pro shop.

Usually, Bass Pro is the place to buy hunting and fishing gear.

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But the one in Memphis, it's less of a store and more of a camo-colored amusement park.

On the main floor, there are fiberglass cypress trees that are about 100 feet tall, and there's

an enclosure with baby alligators.

They have a fake swamp that is filled with real fish, and a crossbow range, and an arcade

where kids can take target practice with plastic guns, which gave this past FitzCanadian a few

moments of pause.

Across the way, I see a man showing his infant child

how to load a gun.

It's a little unnerving.

It can feel completely surreal

to be inside the Memphis Bass Pro.

And making it double strange

is the fact that the store itself

is a 32-story,

stainless steel pyramid.

The giant pyramid is hard to miss.

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