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Slack.com slash DHQ. So this big hurricane is on its way to Florida. This is definitely

a boy who cried wolf problem every now, every time now with the hurricanes. Because every

year, every year without fail, we're told about some monster, historic storm that will

have a devastating impact and potentially kill hundreds of people and then the drug

report. If you go to the drug report right now, it's just one story after another. Very

dramatic thing, which is what he always does with hurricanes. And then most of the time

it comes and goes and it does some damage, but nothing historic occurs and that's the

end of it. And they're saying the same thing right now with this one potentially. And

who knows? Maybe it will be true. I'm not a meteorologist. So if you live in one of the

potential areas affected by the hurricane, don't listen to what I'm, don't make any decisions

based on what I'm saying. I mean, in general in life, don't make decisions based on what

I say. But especially with this, because I'm not making any predictions about what will

or won't happen. I'm just saying that we have to stop turning every hurricane into Armageddon

because then it makes it impossible to actually distinguish the serious threats from the

unserious ones. I remember I lived in a coastal town, well near coastal. I lived very close

to a coastal town a few miles from the coast for several years in my early 20s. And one

of those years we had a big hyped hurricane headed for us. I don't remember which one,

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