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The Hi there, everybody, it's Alan Weatherford.

And Christian Weatherford.

And this is just the Zoo of us your favorite animal review

podcast where we rate your favorite animals out of 10 in the categories of effectiveness

ingenuity and aesthetics we are not zoological experts but we do try our best to bring the best

information we can we made it through the bomb cyclone we're good slow slowed us down a little bit through a little bit of a wrench in our week for those of you who maybe hadn't heard the Pacific Northwest. Got a fun surprise. The very excitingly named a bomb cyclone, which I had never heard of before, but it has a really cool name. Yeah. So we were kind of in the middle of how people were affected. We have power now. We only lost it for 12 hours. I say in the middle, because that was several days ago and there are still people without power. Right. Yeah. People that close to us. Yeah. Within our city don't have power still. And then people who never lost power. Yeah. We're somewhere in the middle. Yeah, it wasn't that bad for us, but there was a lot of damage elsewhere in the city. Yes. But what I found to be the most surprising about it being from a place that regularly gets hurricanes, which, sorry, guys, I think we maybe brought that one with us. I thought we had

left the cyclone days behind us. I thought swirly clouds were no longer our concern.

But we're used to hurricanes, which you usually get a good bit of warning, like heads up ahead

of time. Like, hey, this big storm's coming. We heard about it the day of, like that morning.

We're like, oh, hey, all of the air is crazy.

I did have enough time to put stuff away from the yard.

You did.

Well, that was your dad instincts kicked in.

But we made it.

We only lost a little bit of power.

Didn't have a lot of damage.

We're all good.

Isn't that fun that we moved up here?

So nostalgic.

Anyway, in our last episode that we did together,

Christian stomped all over my time segment.

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