Plays radio network and now chewing the fat with Jeff Fisher.

So October 4th, 2023 at 2.20 p.m. Eastern, there's going to be an alert, yes, the emergency

alert system or the AES and the wireless emergency alerts or the WEA or whatever you want

to call it. Okay. It's going to go off. So when you hear this, this is only a test. This

is only a test for now. For now. Okay. So when you hear that, it's only a test. All right.

So it's going to be delivered in two parts. You're going to get the emergency alert system

or the EAS and the wireless emergency alerts or the WEA. Oh my God. Whatever you call it. All right.

Then the EAS portion of the test, the seventh conducted by FEMA will be sent to radios and

televisions. Now, I'm not sure if the FEMA alert will sound like this possible. I don't

know. I don't know, but just know the FEMA may be a little bit shorter than the others. It

just know that it is only a test. Okay. Now, remember the last test we got told us no action

is needed. It's the, it's a test, the national wireless emergency alert system. I remember

they did a cell phone one. That was way back in, I don't know, 2018. I think Holy cow seems

like another lifetime ago. But just remember that on October 4th to 20 PM Eastern time.

Just a test. No, no action is required. It's just a test. So remember that when you hear that

on October 4th because I mean, we have to get this federal emergency management alert system

up and running and make sure for your safety that you get it. Okay. For your safety. I'll be

sure to remind you as we get closer to October 4th because I don't want you to be startled.

I don't want you to just be driving down the road. Like we have the, we have the sirens for the

tornadoes here in Texas. And I have happened to, I've been driving by them when they test them.

The first of the month, the first Wednesday of the month, I think it is. And man, if you're just

driving into a neighborhood past the school that has that horn in the corner of the school yard

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