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He'll make him pay Ryan Lemon Andrew Franklin are here. Guys, it's a beautiful day. Been a tough weekend for a lot of people without power. Do you have it yet? No, I still don't have power yet. So got a little cold my house last night.

Did it really? Yeah, it did. So you haven't had it since when Friday at 330 Wow. I'm gonna say this so about it without Friday at 330 and a guy that lives right behind me about 345. I heard him crank up. He's generator. It's like real quick.

Later that night, he's the only one that had a generator in my neighborhood. He had all these lights on. He was flexing. And he was like, had even his outdoor lights all right. His health. They were all lit up like a Christmas tree. He's flexing. Well along those lines. So I stayed in Lexington Friday. Still had power.

Drove Saturday. Got to my house. And I thought to myself as I pulled up man, I didn't even consider the fact that I wouldn't have power. Yeah, but I walk inside my house turn on the lights power. I'm like we're good. Look at the back. You know, for people who don't know where I live. There's like a big commercial structure back there. All the powers. Yeah, look to the neighbors to my right. All the powers out. Wow. I'm like the only one. And then I realized.

A neighbor's tree had fallen into my yard and had fallen on a power line in my yard. So they are without power because there's a tree in my yard that has knocked over the thing.

So I'm sitting there thinking, wow, this knocked over a pole in my yard. Yet I still have power. And everybody else does. I walked outside.

Saw two people. They both gave the same thing. Oh, see, you still have power. I was like, yeah, and they go.

Tree in your yard, right? Yeah, they all realized that they didn't have power because of the tree down in my yard. And they were almost blaming me. And they almost were like.

Sort of looking at me like you're going to do something. But I don't know what they want me to do. I mean, they want me to take a chainsaw and cut it down. Like don't. I'm not. Nothing I can do.

But I think they were really angry that even though it wasn't my tree, it was the neighbor's tree. And it's not my power line that somehow I kept power while they didn't have it. But the problem drew was in my yard. And it, I think I think I was persona non grata on my street because of that.

They were power shaming you. They were. In that situation. Are you more likely to turn off all the lights into the opposite of my. My.

And when I told the story, he said I should put up Christmas lights. Then you really be flexed. I mean, it was he thought I should just put on a big display outside.

It was bad. I think there were six semi's that blew over on the interstate out there at the 6475 split six of them blew them over. That's crazy. I know. Yeah. I mean, it was obviously you all everybody went through it. And we had a number of people lose their lives. Unfortunately, it was very sad.

But I mean, that's the hardest win I've ever seen, right? Just in terms of just just regular wind. It was like you were in a wind tunnel. I mean, it was it was it was whipping there for a long time.

I just went outside and just stood in it because it was kind of fun. But then things started flying over my head. And I was like, maybe I'll go inside.

I didn't want to get hit by random tree. My neighbor's kids play house with flying. I drove through Ashland, Henry Clay, you know, that nice area trees down everywhere, even blocking Richmond road.

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