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What a snowstorm that turned out to be, Aaron.

Yeah, so much for the little few inches here.

The two to four inch prediction here on the Friday podcast.

Exactly.

Yeah, it was a little bit low.

The thing blew up, man. You know, even by Saturday morning, you could tell late Friday night, Saturday morning,

it was going to be bigger than what we thought it would be on Friday. I mean, basically,

almost a foot at my house, basically a foot at my house in Bethesda. That storm over the weekend, I don't know

about you guys out there, but that is, many of you don't like snowstorms. I like snowstorms.

So this is for the people that like snowstorms. I love, first of all, a long storm.

34 hours. That thing started at 3 or four o'clock in the afternoon on Saturday

and didn't end until 2.2.30 a.m. this morning. The other part of it was, Aaron, it wasn't super cold.

It wasn't super windy. You know, I think people were out and about. I probably took the dog for, you know,

multiple walks just to be outside. It wasn't one of those two to three foot storms that we've had,

you know, a few times over the last 10 years. Nice, nice fluffy snow too, not like the really wet stuff

that throws your back out trying to shovel it. Yeah. I mean, look, a foot is a lot of snow.

You know, eight to 12 inches basically was the general, you know, in the metro area, total.

That's a lot of snow, but it doesn't disrupt, you know, an entire city for a week.

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