Well everybody and welcome back to another next lander podcast. Here we are. Here we are. Here we are. Here we are.

Where is here? Well, we're going to talk about Diablo IV later, but I'm going to say it's Diablo IV S here in the northeastern part.

Diablo IV S here in the northeastern part of the United States. You sound yourself in Sanctuary. I wish I was in Sanctuary right now at the beginning.

Let's just say this guy has a certain California wildfire orange to it going on right now. Of course, if you don't know what we're talking about, parts of Canada are having severe wildfires and that smoke is blowing into the United States.

Canada and boy, it is weird out there. I'm sure Brad, you are familiar with this kind of weird now. Yeah, but it is. Yeah, I dug up some drone footage from that blood red day in 2020 this morning of the city that looks like straight up blade runner.

Yeah, I thought at the time that was just going to be a California thing that we were going to deal with annually, but apparently everybody's going to get it sooner or later.

So goes California. So goes the world. That's what they say with like emissions and car manufacturing. And now I guess with the color of the sky.

Just exporting our natural disasters now.

Yeah, real fucking rollercoaster these last couple of days, man, like I, I mean, we've talked about this before. I straight up closed on the house.

Yes, congratulations. Thank you. And as we were driving back from the title office after signing all the stuff handing over the check and all that shit.

It's just like, oh, cool. I can't even see off the George Washington bridge because everything is so encased in smoke. I can't see more than like 10 feet in front of me.

It is, it is weird out there. And obviously we say that and I hope everybody who is directly affected by the fires is finding safety. And I know it's real.

I mean, look, we're just getting the blowback off it. Canada sounds like it is not in a good way right now.

But this is definitely something I'm with you, Brad. When we hear about the stuff in California, did not expect to have here in New Jersey.

And look outside and have it be, you know, looks like 9 o'clock at night, but orange.

Weird and it's and it stinks. Yeah, and it smells terrible. It stinks.

It stinks. I will say on a slightly weird positive note, I feel like everybody's got an N95 mask in their pocket.

Oh, I definitely saw some people commenting on the well, people going around saying, you know those N95 masks you got for the global pandemic we've been living for the last three years are actually really handy for unbearable air quality due to

an out of control wildfires is definitely the kind of thing you're going to see, you know, let's say if there are historians in the future going back and be like, so that's probably the point where it turned.

I mean, yeah, CBS, I was straight up distributing in 95s to us to employees at the door back in, I think it was 2018 was the first time we had wildfires bad enough that they were like, hey, don't go outside. This is bad for your lungs.

We are possible risk of future cancer, you should not be out there like they straight up you walk in the lobby and they're like, here's your mask.

So I was acquainted within 95s for a couple of years before.

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