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This is the Todd and Tyler Radio Empire. I had a little snow yesterday in my cul-de-sac in the cul-de-sac. Just you. Just the call to the sack. Now, I don't want to sound too specific. Because people don't know where to hell them out half the time. So I'll just say in my call, just because it didn't snow where you're at, doesn't mean

it didn't snow where I was at.

So it snowed in my call to say. Very localized. Yeah, very localized. In fact, there was a guy, the news was right up front of my call to sack. They said, it's a strange weather phenomenon. Do, do, do, do. It snowed right here. just called a sack.

These four houses got snow.

Nobody else.

It's, uh, one, two,

yeah, there's four houses to call it.

Like snow that you had to shovel? Snowed right here. Just called a sec. These four houses got snowed. Nobody else. It's one, two.

Yeah, there's four houses to call to sand.

Like snow that you had to shovel? No, but here's the deal with this. It's snow that his guy had to shovel. Right. No, I don't have a guy. You know what? I'll tell you what. What? You're going to shovel your own snow? here's the deal

I talked to a guy a couple years ago

when I moved and I said dude I said

he was throwing my lawn I talked to a guy a couple years ago when I moved and I said, dude, I said, he was still on my lawn. I said, you guys do a snow in the winter? He goes, no, he goes, nobody does that. He goes, it's not worth it. He goes, we don't make any money. Doesn't snow enough for it. Doesn't snow enough. I said, well, that's cool. I think that's getting to be the case everywhere. A lot of places, yeah. I mean, I had a guy in Omaha for years because it snowed a lot. When it did snow, when it did snow, it would snow a lot. The guy who mowed my lawn, or what was my lawn, does the driveway. But like last year, there was very little measurable snow here. Right. So it goes on. Yeah, right.

I don't know how you sustain yourself just about pushing snow. I don't know. That's where they want big snow storms. So it's a couple of inches that was wet and I could tell. I saw a guy across the street get clearing his. I'm thinking, I ain't going to do this. And the cold, you know, my sidewalk covers a lot of the cul-de-sac, but I'm not going to do that.

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