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2. 1. David. So, first of all, thanks for doing this.

Oh, my pleasure.

Really excited.

How much trouble are we in?

Legitimately.

I mean, it's pretty bad already and it's going to get, I think, worse so it's not bad right now right here it's

raining it seems nice out the hill I mean how long ago were the fires right right

I got evacuated this October yeah it was, but in all fairness I've been

evacuated three times over the past 20 years. Yeah, I know the fires.

California fires are kind of interesting in that they both seem like it's like the future of the apocalypse they're here but also

it's so familiar from like decades of wildfires but you know there are scientific

estimates that say that they're going to get by the end of the century 64 times worse.

What?

Yeah, I think that number is a little high because that would mean more than half of California burning every year.

But I mean, it's going to get get yeah, it'll get it'll get crazy and there's no way to avoid any of this

Wildfire stuff well I mean you know if we don't raise the temperature of the planet then but is is that the only thing that's causing wildfire I mean like obviously if the temperature raises

There's more brown dry leaves and grass and stuff like that but yeah, there's that there's a lot of preventative stuff you can do I mean not building in certain areas like I mean it used to be you know the Indians who lived here before the white people came

did a lot of controlled burning, they like lived among fires and I think that's like a probably

more responsible way to be, but we've now built up the whole state so that there are all these

homes that we don't want to burn, there are all these properties we don't want to burn and when you

when you like restrict the ability of natural wildfires to burn that means that

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