The Bert Show.

I'm going to call it Snowmageddon PTSD.

Okay.

That any time now, if you were living in Atlanta in 2014 and went through Snowmageddon,

which was the snow that we had here that backed up traffic so badly that people were spending the nights in their cars.

They were getting out.

They were walking down 285.

Everything was shut down because everybody got out of school and work at the same time.

And it overwhelmed Atlanta.

It caused the most insane gridlock because I happen to be in a doctor's appointment.

And luckily, luckily, the 30 minute drive or like actually 20 minute drive from the doctor to home took me four hours, which wasn't bad.

Considering when we got to work the next morning, there were people sitting on 285.

We could see and did not move for the duration of the show, meaning they had been there from

the day before.

Like literally, I mean, insane amount of hours in your car.

It was, we became the laughing stock of the country because there wasn't really any snow,

per se, but there was ice.

Yeah, until it happened to Charlotte the next week.

And then we're like, hey, hey, take it off of us.

But now I know that if you live through that, and here it is 10 years ago, anytime you see a headline or any time you're watching 11 alive or whatever.

And it's just that headline comes up.

We might get snow.

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