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Hey, everybody. How are you today?

John, how are you?

I'm doing fine. Logan, how are you?

Phenomen. All right, let's get this thing going. That's not how we do it around here. Dude, Bronson, how about this weather? We freaking wake up to an inch of snow out there. I had an inch of my house. Yeah, I love it. He is kind of interesting. Yeah.

But then I was, they were talking low 20s and I was like, when does a sprinklin system freeze?

I mean, as a dad, I'd like to find out tomorrow morning. Yeah, I know. When they pop up. I know. So anyway, but when I woke up, I was like, 26 degrees and then I don't know. You know how it keeps going down. How does that happen when it just kind of, so it was 4 a.m. It was 26. It was 24 later. But I don't know. I don't know why. How does that happen when it just bottoms out at like the crack of daylight when you want to be out and about and scouting and whatnot? Anyway, whatever, weatherman can tell us, I guess. But interesting interesting we got moisture out here a lot of

moist areas bronson which means what chippa uh i don't know if we can say that hey when you

haven't had it for so long if you get a skiff of snow you're you're kind of excited optimistic

as you say your spirits are lifted it has changed our lives around here, quite frankly.

And that follows.

We got an inch last week, so let's just follow it up. We did get an inch here. Southern Utah. Got a lot of central northern water prompts. No, yeah, I'm not talking snow. An inch of moisture. 0.94 or something in Cedar, I think. 0.9 something. I mean, places in Nevada that didn't, I didn't even know they had rain gauges.

Had registered moisture content. You know what I mean? Yeah. It's pretty interesting. Some of the places they have rain gauges, I'm like, why would you do that? Yeah. That's a waste of government funds. I can tell you, it's dry. It never rains. It never rains. But then we go look at all the road cameras, you know, the end dot or whatever they're or whatever. And it's kind of fun. You got cameras that got water on them and whatnot. And you're like, oh, yeah, this could be a good year. Anyway, so there's a lot of positivity out there. I don't know what it is, Bronson, maybe the light winters in Wyoming. Spring in general is full of optimism. It's a chance to have new life. Every deer and out get a shed their antlers. Every busted tang is now laying on the dirt somewhere and they get a redo it okay i like it you know they get a regrow i like it but when we can relate that to ourselves right

broken people could have a new life yeah exactly and like add to it we're we're in a hundred

draws and they're not out yet and so hope is just everywhere in the air.

And there's people I know that have really good luck sitting at this table.

And I'm not going to root for you, Bronson, at some point you can come clean.

It doesn't have to be on this podcast.

You'll see pictures later this fall.

I like it.

I like it. I like it.

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