Hey there, folks.

Welcome to Snowmageddon.

That's what, you know, some people, when it snows, they kind of freak out.

It's like, it's the end of the world.

We're all going to die.

It's snow.

I call it winter.

That's just me, because I'm kind of tough, you know, pioneer stock.

It is kind of funny.

I'm in New York City right now recording this.

Now, Chris Himes, you, my friend, normally, normally, you would be here with me in Manhattan, but the snow genuinely, like we're in the middle of the blizzard now. And it is a blizzard and it is a nor'easter. It's not just a snowstorm to be clear. It's a blizzard because of the wind, very high winds. And, you know, but normally a lot of snow accumulation does not qualify as a blizzard.

Super high winds.

It is also Nor'easter.

But it's pretty brutal.

You tried to get across the river today.

Yes, yes, I did.

And there are frozen, folks, this is true, frozen elk carcasses as far as the eye can see.

These is caribou. They have come down from the north. I might just be making that up. Chris,

what say you? Yeah, it was gnarly. I didn't see the carcasses, but there was, there were a number of commuters down in Wealk and on the river

where the ferry usually picks up passengers and we were all sort of waiting there like Godot.

We were waiting for Godot. But we were actually waiting for Mom Doni to grow up here and not

cancel the ferry service, but apparently was unable to do that. And so we're waiting there looking

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