Grumpy old geeks, a weekly talk show hosted by Brian Schultmeister and Jason

DeFilippo discussing the finer points of what went wrong on the internet and who's to blame.

Welcome to Grumpy old geeks on Jason DeFilippo and I'm Brian Schultmeister.

So we have a fire NATO. Yep, because 2020 can't be more 2020 than it is.

Yes, the National Weather Service is issued America's first ever warning for a fire tornado.

The Reno Office of the National Weather Service, Ward Northern California, of a fiery tornado

on Saturday that had sprung up near a large fast-moving wildfire in the Sierra.

For the first time in history, a tornado warning has been issued for a likely fire tornado

Washington Post-Mediaologist Matthew Capucci reported, these are not fire worlds. This is a

rotating smoke plume being ingested into a pyro cumulonimbus cloud that could produce a bonafide

fire-induced tornado at tornado wind speeds. I've seen video of this thing. It's pretty.

Pretty hellish. The only thing you could do is sprinkle in some murder hornets and that would

just be 2020 in a nutshell. Well, in addition to that, just before we went to record, I was running

through my news really quickly. We had a meteor of the size of a car that just narrowly missed the

earth over the weekend and they didn't find it until it had passed us. And according to Andrew

Hunter Murray, one of the hosts of No Such Thing as a Fish, the podcast that we both listened to,

I just saw heat we did. There is an incredibly large anomaly in our magnetic field called the

that that scientists are extremely concerned by that they're tracking.

It's that's been going on for a while though. Yes, I read about that.

That one has been going on for a while, but I just saw it for the first time today. And so,

you know, I thought I'd throw that in there too because, you know, why not? What else is going to be

go wrong? This is what happens when you doom scroll before coffee.

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