Well, Gold Star on the attendance chart for Adam Jones, who was here this morning. Oh, hey, guys. What's up? How was it? I would say, like, not terrible, but definitely not great. Okay. Visibility's low. All right. So just go slow. And then you could tell where, like, the plow has let up. Yeah. Or, like, you know, I took Storo in.

So you can tell where a plow went towards like Fenway and I'm still going straight on Storo and all of a sudden there's like a drift of snow. Yeah, yeah, yeah. A lot of people out there or no? Nobody. Nobody is. I mean, I saw plows and then like a couple of cars, not much. Yeah. Cool. Yeah. Did you tell Rich he wasn't essentially

He doesn't need to come in

No I think I don't I don't know how the roads are by him

Is he cars. Not much. Yeah. Cool. Yeah. Did you tell Rich he wasn't essentially, he doesn't need to come in?

No, I think I don't, I don't know how the roads are by him.

Is he coming here?

Courtney, you can tell us in Borica. How are the roads? I'm not sure. Yeah, yeah, yeah. But I don't think they're plowed by him. They were at least plowed by me. They were just, you know, not right.

Yeah.

And did you go out yesterday and risk life and limb at a grocery store?

Or did you do?

Yeah.

Actually, my son and I went in yesterday. Yeah. And did you go out yesterday and risk life and limb at a grocery store?

Yeah. Actually, my son and I went in yesterday. There's one pretty close. We walked because I don't want to lose my street parking.

But yeah, we walked over. It wasn't, you know, great. It was a lot of people. But we just got like a couple of things.

I feel like lately, I don't know if it's just me, going to the grocery store has become an absolute battle for your life. Really? I don't know if it's the, what? Like the people, I don't know if it's the people who are doing the shopping for others. I think it's that. I think it's a lot of... Every time I go to the store, these people are careening around the corner. Like, no regard for any other human life. Like, charging at you with their grocery cart. Like, where are they going and why are they trying to get out of there so quickly? I'd never have an issue. I like to meander my way around. That's the issue right there. Oh, I'm a meanderer. Well, it's the people that like take their, they have no regard for like anybody else around them. They're looking at their phone, their list. They're like, you know what you need to get when you go to the grocery store. Yeah. Greg's like looking at like, you know, you know. He's going to get the best one.

Which Pinto being is 79 cents.

I have some, I, I, uh, I clipped some coupons from the newspaper. Should I get this one that says buy to get too free? Right. Or should I go to the other section here that's a little bit better? might cost a little bit more. So I can understand what Greg, I'm just telling you. It's more out

of control than it's ever been.

And I think it's got to be the people who are shopping for others. I think because they have 90 orders to get in. And they don't know what they're getting. You know what I mean? They're following a list. I go to the grocery store. Like yesterday, my wife was out of town. She had to drive back because of the storm. Her flight was canceled. So she drove from Raleigh, North Carolina.

Oh, God.

And... Like yesterday, my wife was out of town. She had to drive back because of the storm. Her flight was canceled.

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