Welcome to Episode 79, the Charles C.W. Cook podcast from a very, very cold Florida.

It may be about to snow here in Florida. And I know what you're thinking, because most of you don't live in

Florida, you're thinking, boo-hoo. That's not very cold. But the thing is, I have been completely

wimpified by Florida. I grew up in England. It wasn't hugely cold, although it could be. It wasn't cold like it is in

Minnesota, or where my late colleague Luther Ray Abel lived in Wisconsin. But it was cold and rainy

sometimes, and I got used to different sorts of temperatures. And since I moved to Florida, that is slowly ebbed away.

And now I'm a total wimp.

And really, all I want is for it to be 90 degrees.

Sometimes when my kids go to their various athletic pursuits,

my wife and I will go watch them and get a glass of wine.

And really swiftly, once you've taken the wine outside, condensation will form on the outside of the glass.

And it's annoying. It's difficult to drink white wine that gets warm very quickly,

but you know, right now, I would take this for anything rather than this Arctic 35 degree.

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