Welcome back to another edition of the Disney Dish Podcast with Jim Hill, it's me, Lantesta, and like the proverbial groundhog to the proverbial winter.

We are back in February, having seen our shadows.

Good news, folks, six more weeks of shows at least. The

Grandhog Jim is not proverbial, is it? It's a rodent, Glen. It's a real thing. I've

always been a little intrigued by the whole meteorological aspect of, you know, why this singular rodent?

We're putting, you know, whether we buy salt or shovels or book trips to Florida down the back of the

Punctetani Phil.

Yeah, what do what do rodents have with meteorology?

Science is complicated, Jim.

I don't know.

I don't know.

I do want to share one thing that just happened to Nancy and myself. We were sitting in our living room.

We turned around the cats were focused on the wood stove. I want to stress the wood stove had no wood in it. They had no fire,

but they was staring at it and there was suddenly a noise inside of the wood stove and my daughter was like

ooh there's a rat in the wood stove and looking and like no it's not a rat it's a flying squirrel that had climbed down our chimney.

Well first of all I was surprised how much they actually look like Rocket J. Squirrel from the

the Boingale show. They were cute. That was literally giving me my first

question. They are. They're surprising of it. The people who did it were very much

a model. But for me the fact that it was cold enough that a

squirrel came down the chimney to hide in a wood stove that doesn't bowed well for the

next six weeks lenn it's it desperate, Jim. I guess so. Speaking of what

people do when it gets extremely cold, they go to Florida, which is where you've been for what, a week now?

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