Carl Jung and Donald Trump are stuck in Stranded Ferris Wheel Ride and forced to have a deep conversation.

Here's their conversation:

Jung: Mr. Trump, perhaps this enforced stillness allows us to confront the shadow, that darker aspect we all possess. What do you see reflected in this sky?

Trump: Look, nobody likes being stuck, believe me. But I see opportunity, Carl! This is a chance to show strength, resilience. I'm a winner, and winners don't stay stuck.

Jung: The collective unconscious, Mr. Trump, binds us. Even your perceived strength is an archetype, a pattern resonating deep within humanity.

Trump: Archetype? Sounds like a loser word. I build skyscrapers, not archetypes. We're talking real accomplishments, the best accomplishments!

Jung: But surely you perceive the symbolic weight of this wheel, its circularity representing wholeness, the Self striving for integration.

Trump: Integration? My supporters are integrated, they're with me, all the way! No need for fancy psychology, just common sense.

Jung: And yet, is not common sense often a rationalization of the unconscious biases that drive our actions, the very instincts we must understand?

Trump: Look, I trust my gut, and my gut tells me we're getting out of here soon. Great people are coming to fix this, the best people.

Jung: Perhaps this predicament is a symbolic initiation, forcing us to acknowledge our limitations and the inherent precariousness of existence.

Trump: Limitations? I don't do limitations. We're going to make this Ferris wheel great again, bigger and better than ever before!