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Good Tuesday morning.

I've never been so happy to leave the warm weather and get back to whatever this is outside.

But I am back.

I was not the only person that was inconvenience.

There was thousands and thousands of people who had to deal with what was an incredible weather pattern over the eastern part of the United States from the Midwest all the way through the east. So happy to be back talking some sports with you, Boomer. Good morning, Boomer. How are you? Yeah, good morning, Jay. I know you went through holy hell of the travel cycle that everybody else seemed to be dealing with. I was lucky. I got back. I told you, although I had to sit in the middle seat, you know, in Jampaloo, but it was fine.

Yeah. I was always I got back and I was supposed to take Monday off. And then I saw all the warnings and everything else. And I said, you know what, I better get back because I don't know whether or not you're going to be able to get back. Because I think you had actually coming out of Florida or Atlanta

because a couple of buddy might

had to fly to Atlanta

you know

changed plane you had actually coming out of florida or atlanta because a couple of buddy my had to fly to

atlanta you know change planes and connect and they had all sorts of problems and they still haven't left

Atlanta and this is uh you know since sunday so yeah i mean it was uh like like i said i don't want to

make it seem like i was the only one who dealt with this.

So I've really kept calm.

It's just there's nothing you can do when you travel during those times.

And I think that the difference between things going well and things not going well when it comes to air travel is like the biggest space in between.

Like when things go well, it's the greatest thing ever.

I can get from here to there and bang and boom and here's my bag and everything is perfect. And hell, I got on, you know, went through the security line and everything was great. But when things go wrong, I mean, it just, it ruins days of your life. Yes, yes, it does. You know, and but it was, it was something else. and I had to wait. I was waiting and waiting and waiting and waiting in the Orlando airport. As other people were bailing and saying, screw it, I'm just going to fly out tomorrow. I was hoping that there was a chance. Even if I landed, I'd pull the Jerry Reco where I would, you know, land at 4 o'clock and then be on the air at 6 o'clock, whatever it was.

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