Hey, we're recording the podcast.

Shut up.

Good morning to you, wherever you are, because it is our hour.

For October 10th, 2020.

My name is Bernie Burns sitting right over there.

Ashley Burns. How are you doing, Ash?

Look, just trying to keep down. Keep them grounded. Keep them grounded? Oh, I think I know exactly

what you're talking about. In our group chat, there's a picture of a house in Florida where I love this

guy. He like put tie-down straps on his house. The world's biggest tie-down straps. Yeah, we don't hell get those. And you thought they were trying to keep the roof on? I figured they were trying to keep the house down so it didn't, like, fly away, like, Wizard of Oz or something. It is funny perspective on things. We're going to talk about Hurricane Milton in a second, even though we're probably a little bit behind the time since we're recording this at about 4.30 in the morning, Florida time. Well, we're perhaps both behind the

times and too early. We're waiting to find information. When you're listening to this, you're

going to be like, there's totally new information. But yeah, it was a perspective thing. So he had

these giant tie-down straps over the top of his house and then anchored into the

ground somehow. And my thing was, I was like, oh, he's trying to keep his roof on and it's a shingle roof. So good luck with that. But your thing, when you looked at it, you thought, you try to keep the whole house? Trying to keep the house from flying away. I bet he went and got some sweet tent stakes. But he got like two foot ones,

so they're definitely going to work. Definitely. I'm curious to see how it goes. I mean,

you got to try something, right? Why not? Sure. And beyond that, I also need to see how the house

is on either side of him fared. Yeah. And it's funny because it's perspective. You and I have

talked about this before. Whenever you see an ambulance with the lights on and the siren going, that ambulance is going to the hospital. It's going to the hospital, right? And that means there's a person in it already.

That needs to get there quick. And they need to get there quick.

When I look at an ambulance with the lights on and the siren going, to me, they're going

to get someone who's in trouble and I need to get out of their way because they need

to get to that person.

Logically, that makes more sense.

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