So, you said, was that today or yesterday that you had to cut a tree up to get in your driveway?

Uh, Sunday, Sunday, the night that all the tornadoes hit everywhere.

Yeah, that's it. Was that Saturday night, I think?

Yeah, so Sunday morning in my driveway, I was in here, I didn't spend the night here.

When I came back Sunday morning, this giant tree had fallen in the backyard across the driveway.

And we have these two big trees right in the front of the house.

And I'm always, if I talked about this, I'm afraid one of them is going to destroy the porch.

I just finished, well, I just fixed up. I'm still still doing it.

But so every time we have these crazy, crazy storms, I get nervous.

And so I was like approaching the house in the morning thinking, uh, I hope that tree didn't fall down yet.

And anyway, it was a completely different tree.

And not, not, it didn't fall down. It snapped in half.

It's 30 inches across. I just, I checked it yesterday because I said to tell you,

that's like 35 inches wide. She's like, it's like 20.

It's not 35. I'm like, no, it's like, it's big.

She's like, it's skinny. And she like did like a thing like this.

And I measured it. It's 30 inches across.

And it is snapped about eight feet from the ground.

Just snapped off. Look like Godzilla came and just like broke it in half.

Was it rotten or anything?

Not at all. Completely fresh. Everything.

It's just, it must have been some anomaly in the trunk of the tree for it to take that hit like that.

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