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Yes. In these streets. You're in these streets. Everyone else is stuck in the house, in the cold, in the snow.

Okay. The temperature, seriously, is out of control. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. It's crazy. It's so crazy. Back in the day, they would call, like, the old folks, well, maybe not the old folks. It was called it, like, brick city. Like, when it's called, it's like brick city. Yeah, it's concrete city. It's so cold. Cold as bricks, yes. And it's going to get worse. We haven't even seen the worst of it. It's crazy. How can it get worse? Well, as of today, there's like a, it said it's going to be negative. It's going to feel like negative five degrees here overnight something crazy okay well i'll be inside yeah and you know it's crazy like we we've

had i want to say for the most part we've had pretty mild winters and yeah i thought we were like

on course for that and yeah no yeah, no, that stopped.

That ended.

Pull out your firt.

Yeah.

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