Hello, welcome to Carcast. I'm Matt the Motorator Deandre here with Bill Goldberg. Hello.

Good morning, Rullet. How are you? You know, I can be better than we can be worse.

But all good, man, all good. Right. How's the ranch? Well, that's an extremely long story.

We begin my life thinking care of a giraffe right now.

The garage got struck by lightning the other day. Translate from the generator pretty much exploded.

But it still worked. So generic. What a fucking go boys. Yeah, impressive. But it didn't it didn't ruin anything else.

No, it didn't amazingly. I mean, literally gauge. I were watching television in the middle of the storm. And we both felt like we got hit by.

I mean, we felt like it hit the house, but it hit the pole closest to the garage. And so that happened everything went dead.

The whole the house went dead. The garage went dead. Generators immediately kicked on. And you know, that's how it was for a day and a half until we got power back yesterday.

And we investigated the generators. And I'll send you a picture of it, but the inside of it blew up.

So we bypassed, you know, a couple things and it's still work. That could not believe it was amazing. But you know, I told you.

I mean, a little scary also like what are the chances of that? It seems like I don't know. It feels like you should buy a lottery ticket or maybe throw it out a sports bet over, you know.

Pay the money to bury the lines. Yeah. As opposed to looking at them like we spoke about about two years ago.

Yeah. Quite obviously if the lines weren't visible, they wouldn't have been hit. But you know, it is what it is.

There's there's they don't put like something on the pole to to counteract that like it seems like at this point.

Logic would tell you that that would probably be the case, but I'm not the electrical engineer by any stretch of imagination. So I mean, I don't know.

You would think there'd be preventive measures. Yeah, something like something high up on the top going up. It's going to be struck by lightning. It's it's it would be attracted to this particular thing that's

grounded to the earth or whatever, you know, but I guess I guess not. I guess people are just like, eh, what are the chances? And you're like,

they're pretty good out here. I mean, yeah. Now the question is when people go lightning doesn't strike twice in the same place. I guess we'll roll the dice and find out, right?

I'm rolling that. I'm not the best of those nice norr I'm going to roll it.

Yeah. Yeah. I don't know. Can you hear it? What it happens? Or just here the explosion?

Yeah, like I mean, what it what it hits when lightning strikes a pole. I guess maybe you don't hear it hit the pole, but then you hear, I don't know, the generator pop or explode or something.

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