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This is the Greg Cody show with Greg Cody.

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All right everybody coming to you from the global pandemic epicenter of America, Miami, Florida.

Coming to you from the city that has given you the COVID-Laced Miami Marlins.

Coming to you from the city that just prepared for hurricane is Sias.

Only to find out that the winds of this hurricane were as gentle as the winds of Shambhala,

the mythical kingdom of Tibetan Buddhism. We prepared for a hurricane and we got to puff a breeze

and I filled the fool. My younger son and I spent an hour and a half batting down the hatches

moving in things that were going to blow away and nothing happened. Nothing. I know most of you

out there don't live in areas where hurricane is threatened but it's the whole thing's a

crapshoot. You know you prepare for a bad hurricane and it veers at the last minute and you know

you breathe a sigh of relief but you also feel like a fool for putting up plywood.

What kind of what kind of rookie are you? Is this your first marry go around? Is this your first

ride here? It is but I will say it was only a category one. That's what I'm saying man. Like when

worst case scenario is a cat one, I'm not doing anything. I all I did I like I have a couple folding

chairs out back. I moved those a little closer to the wall. That was about the extent of my hurricane

prep and oh my god I went to the beach on Saturday. It was beautiful out. I did weight you much

in retrospect. My meteorologist wife who normally steers me right led me to believe that we could

get 70-month mountain hour winds. I have a PVC fence. I was worried it was going to blow over.

I have a pergola with a cloth top. I pictured it flying up in the air like the house and the

Wizard of Oz. I mean it was a it was just a nightmare in preparation but thankfully we didn't get

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