You guys got snow a week or so ago? Is that right?

We got like the smallest amount here.

Other parts of the country got a lot.

And like even as we were recorded in this like last night, some parts of the country got got a lot.

Like enough to like really shut stuff down.

We got just like where I am, we got just like a little bit.

I'm very jealous. I know that people don't understand this when they have to live a bit, but I'm very jealous of the people that have

got like huge amounts of snow right now. And it's because we don't get it, right? So I want it

because we don't, we don't get it. I would love to be able to have like snow that I could I could go stand in and it would, like, be up to my waist or whatever.

That would be very exciting to me.

You know, we should do a show together because that is the perfect segue to what I was going to say, which is I grew up in Connecticut, or I spent my high school years in Connecticut, and my recollection of Connecticut, which is probably not accurate, but the way I remember it,

is that basically from October, November until like April, it was just snow, nonstop, snow,

all the friggin time.

And you had to move it.

You had to drive through it.

You had to do all sorts of garbage with snow.

And it was just annoying.

Well, pranda of the show, John Voorhe, is a.k.a. one true John.

He lives in Chicago in the suburbs in Chicago.

And yesterday, he sent us three separate messages throughout the day of, I've just come back from shoveling.

So like all day he would go out, do a bunch of shoveling, come back in, then there'd be more

snow and he'd go out and do a bunch more shoveling. So he hit three separate times yesterday.

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