This is the 911 Pulse Podcast with the operator and his exact twin of mine is being

born and raised in Kentucky and his herald military service and being born to a completely

other mother, Kent, John this. We're not going to do that. We're not going to do this

call. Never mind. I can't do this episode on this. Oh hello Kent. Hi. Hey Kent. Hey.

What has been the most life threatening weather that you've ever been caught in? Would you say?

A tornado on two occasions. Same tornado. Came back a couple years later. How'd you know

it was the same? I just felt it. The tone of it. It was just like, I could tell. I knew

it was the same tornado. Much like Helen Hunt and Phil Paxton and Twister, whenever that

tornado that killed her dad came back 40 years later to get her to finish the job. And

they had to tie each other to the well to the, it was a well, wasn't it? Yeah, so they

didn't fly away. Yeah, it was the same tornado that killed her dad. Oh, terrible. Killer

, killer tornado. So you were in, you've been in two tornadoes. Yeah, I was in a, in a,

in a, a, a, in the first one in London, Kentucky. I was probably like nine years old. It was

with my grandpa. And I made us get under the tables while it ripped a Walmart to shreds.

We got to watch it all. It was very scary. Holy crap.

Nine year old. And, uh, and yeah, and the second one, I guess, wasn't that big a deal

as the first one. But yeah, I'm not really, I was a part of a hurricane one time when I went

on vacation to Myrtle Beach. But I was inside a motel and they made, or a hotel. I don't

know the difference. And they made us get inside the hallway. Everybody in their rooms

go to the hallway and get down. Like, you remember way you'd have to do those drills

when you were in school. Yeah, an element. That's what we had to do. Yeah, tornadoes are

nothing to mess around with. Hurricane, hurricanes are harder to, to see come, because it's so

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