This is obviously has a potential to be horrific and devastating, but you are super into

weather. So I wanted to give you an opportunity to talk about the hurricane.

Yeah, this is going to potentially be pretty catastrophic. So it gained a lot of steam

overnight and it's a category four, but it's really just a couple mile per hour winds away

from moving to a category five. And today and tonight, that golf coast region of Florida

is going to absolutely get bombarded. Now here's what I learned and I learned this the hard way

having owned property in North Carolina near the coast. You get caught up like us in the Midwest.

We judge it based on oh, what category is it from the standard of what are the winds blowing?

And like you would see sometimes category one hurricanes can be far worse than a category four

because like what happened in North Carolina where my property was is the range just sat

over the area for days on end. It's the equivalent of like a giant downpour in central Indiana.

If that just happened, never ending for two straight days. So you can't even get caught up like

this is going to hit as a four they say, but you can't even sometimes a four I'm doing air quotes here

is better than a one. If a four just blows right through and your thing survives the wind

then you're okay. If it's a quick moving storm, you can batten down the hatches and assess the

damage later if it's a slow moving storm. And that's what this one kind of is. It's going to make

landfall sometime between two and four this afternoon. It's a slow moving storm. And if it cuts

across and it gets back out into the Atlantic, it can pick up steam and come back and hit again

possibly on the Carolina Georgia coast. I am always amazed that you would love to be down there

being a part of these sort of things. I would love it. It's on my bucket list, man. Like it is. I've

done everything in radio that I've ever wanted to do. I've done radio row at the Super Bowl. I've

done everything else. That's on my bucket list. Hammer. I've lived through six of them. They're not

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