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I was as cold as I've been in a long time and it wasn't 40 degrees, but it was raining

the humidity, the wind was blowing 20 miles an hour. When Louisiana, when you have moisture

in the winter, even though the temps not low, it is to the bone cold. I got cold this morning,

but we were killing ducks and they were forming me up. I drank all my coffee in like an hour.

I had some extra time, I know if you were warning you. Did you have your butane going there?

I had butane on one side and hot coffee on the other. Here's what's funny. Yesterday, when

it was 70 degrees, they still had the fire. I was literally sweating. Oh me and you keep

fired all the way to April. I was fired. I remember Paul feeding you. Oh yeah. He would stop

it in May and he would pick it back up in September. I would say, Paul, it's 70-found

degrees today. He had a fire going in there. He said, it's fall sun. It didn't matter

what the temperature was. It was fall sun. We built a fire around there is what we do.

You were killing ducks, Jason. Yeah, it's been, the year has been pretty good. It was supposed

to be raining so we went to the rainy day hole and it really didn't rain but we still got

it. So everybody was happy. First two hours, nothing. Not a doubt. So you all are thinking

it just. No, we would think in that coming. I kept saying eight o'clock. Eight o'clock.

Eight o'clock. But we had Phyllis's husband, Tony, the artist, Phil causing the artist.

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