Yeah, guess who forget,

Yeah, guess who forgot to hit the live button on the YouTube stream.

It's okay.

We were on the locals.

That'd be me.

We're on the locals.

It's all good.

And they know about the snow.

So it's, you know.

That's right.

Sean, you'll appreciate this.

Okay. I did something to my back while I was shoveling to that. Oh, boy. Lower back, hurts to stand up straight kind of a deal. Yeah. No, it'll probably pass. But sitting in chair. Snowblower, Vince. Well, I've got one. I've got one, but it's like buried, you know, behind the car, which doesn't do a whole lot of good when you can't back the car out because of the snow in the driveway. And I've got my snow blower. And I can't remember, is this the second or third winter that I've had it? I don't know. But we haven't had a lot of snow. Yeah, I know. This is the worst snow year we've had in a long time. But we've had a couple snows over the last few years since I've lived in this house where we are, you know, since I bought this new, but it's got the electric start. So you plug it in. Oh, nice. Push the button and it fires up. So you don't, yes, you don't have to do the pull cord and all that. Jerking the shoulder around, yeah. Yeah, which on my old one, it's like, especially when it gets cold like this, it was just so hard to get started. So I'm very spoiled to an extent, but I've got, as you know, a long, I've got like a 30-yard-long driveway that's gravel. Yes. It's a... You have a large area to cover. That's why I upgraded the snowblower. And I had to do it after I got back from the basketball game last night. Yeah. I did it. And then I got up this morning and I'm like, hold it. What? Nothing. Like it looked like you did nothing. Yeah, it looked like you did nothing. Yeah. And the only reason I knew is because I could see my wife's tire tracks out of the driveway. I know. I know. So good times. Good times. Yeah. Great times. Great times living in Northern Indiana and everywhere else in the country that I'm sure is getting weather that they're not normally used to,

which I always find comical when like people in the South get a little bit of snow and just the whole place shuts down like that always that always makes me laugh a little bit.

But I hope everybody staying safe, warm, all those fun things out there.

I guess in Dallas, like this, this was a thing when they hosted the Super Bowl a few years back, they had like no salt for the highways. It was just sand. Right. And it's like, so all you do is skid around on the sand or, you know, on the sand and the ice when that happens they were totally unprepared yeah and they

apparently still are like they don't yeah they don't do the salt they do sand instead i don't i don't

know how much more expensive it is to buy the salt but it feels like just have the salt on like

does it go bad is there an expiration date i don't know you know what i mean like just

you would think at least once a winter you you know, like Atlanta, maybe Nashville, Dallas,

like they're going to get some kind of ice.

But yeah, yeah.

But yeah, Mr. John over here says, my kids should be shoveling the snow.

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