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I'm Todd.

I'm Paul.

And this is The Card of Eight.

Hey, happy Tuesday. Welcome back to the podcast and it's snowing like crazy here.

I think it's snowing nationwide right now.

It seems like it's snowing like crazy, where people are writing us from the south,

where they've never even actually thought about looking up winter tires going,

do I need winter tires?

So I've got winter tires talking to you guys.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

The thing generally is, I'm going to review this real quick because a couple of you asked,

if you're in a world where you, in a world where you get under 40 degrees and hang out there,

you should really consider winter tires.

If you get a lot of snow, you should have, not consider, you should have winter tires.

If you get a lot of snow, the big question mark is those areas where it's,

it was 20 degrees this morning and it's going to be 60 this afternoon.

All seasons are probably your play.

There's also all weather, which is all seasons with the triple peak snowflake indicator,

which means they are actual snow rated.

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