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Snow here at Carotoc Plaza. Now ponder this. I'm pondering. Why did every one of

us feel compelled while the region was under like three feet of snow

blankets it under blanket it paralyzed by yeah and everything in the world was

closed even the mail wasn't delivered why did we feel compelled to go out get in the car and go someplace?

Now my brother got up and actually went to work. I called his house.

Yeah? I was looking for him, figuring that he might do something stupid and Joanne says oh you missed him he's left for work

Now you don't go to work when it's not snowing. What's up man?

Well, it's interesting that yes, it's true.

We have talked for many years about the fact that people have, guys,

have to go out in the snow.

Yeah, not just people.

In fact, I was going to call you because I know what you're driving.

And I wanted to let you know that they were having a sail on light bulbs up in New Hampshire.

I thought you might want to take a little ride during the blizzard.

I got them during the last night. But you notice I went out and I wasn't even driving.

I went out just to be out just to commune with nature

commune with the public transportation system and nature and just walk through the snow because it was wonderful

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