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Me, you're an M.G. Marcus Grant, alongside the

Fantasy Hall of Famer, Michael Fabiano, our man at Graham Barfield. And it's what outside, guys?

Dude, I know what's going on, man. Like, I thought I lived in L.A. It's, you know what the worst thing about

the rain is, is when you have a big, giant, double-coated dog that needs to go out two or three times, no matter if it's pouring rain or not, he gets soaked, you get soaked.

I guess it's not a huge problem, but it's a major inconvenience.

Let's put it that way.

I thought about that last night I was sitting out on my balcony and watching somebody take his dog out in the rain and I was just kind of like, yeah. And Kylo's like so furry, he just gets soaked. And the dog is not smart enough not to go in the puddle or not to sit down in the wet grass and then it it becomes a major pain in the, you know what.

I mean, Graham, you moved out here from Atlanta, so I imagine you were just expecting sunshine and rainbows all the time. One thing I quickly discovered, people don't know how to drive in L.A. when it's raining. No, they don't know how to drive in L.A., period. No. And the rain makes it worse. Yes. I mean, Atlanta, it rains like almost every day, especially in the winter.

It's freezing and rainy like almost every day, especially in the winter.

It's freezing and rainy and cold every day. But, yeah, one thing I quickly discovered here is people don't really know how to drive in the rain. No. No, and it's been raining for like three days straight here. Blinkers are optional. Yeah. The other thing about Los Angeles in the rain is that, you know, as soon as there

are a couple of drops, every new station goes into Storm Watch.

Yeah.

This is legitimately like a storm because this thing is lasting.

I think it's not supposed to stop raining until like Friday.

So I could see storm here, but typically like from the East Coast, you know, I'm from

Connecticut, you lived on the East Coast most of your life.

Like rain is just, it's a part of your life.

Here it's a storm.

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