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The video is apocalyptic.

Some of the news broadcast I'm watching with what's happened in California, Los Angeles, Pacific Palisades.

Man, it's heartbreaking.

It's one thing when you get out of your house and you're safe and you've evacuated but you still lost your house and that video it is it is really

really tough um it's it's devastating in more ways than one so So the firefighters, thank God for them.

And I always think about this.

You know, whenever you're in a hometown, your small town,

and you see the firefighters out there,

and they'll have that day where they have their boots

and they're collecting money, think about that next time.

Just think about that next time with those great people.

But, you know, this feels like it's a yearly thing that goes on,

an annual thing, unfortunately, with California.

And these winds are whipping, I mean, 80, 90 miles per hour.

You're not sure where to go even when you evacuate, talking to a friend last night at 2 in the morning my time.

And he said, I don't know where to go.

Don't know which direction.

Said it's scary.

So the proverbial thoughts and prayers, but certainly more than that.

Whatever that is, certainly more than that.

But really, really, you watch and you're like, that is real and that's happening right now.

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