And welcome to Light Years, the Pacific Catch Post game show the next day. Andy Lou, I made my

triumphant return to Chase Center last night, which is why we didn't do a show afterwards.

I survived what was being built up as the storm of the century.

It was good to be there in person, even though the end of the game.

Hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on.

Can we just say, I was told that I was going to drown last night.

I was told that the apartment that I live in was going to capsize.

And it still may happen, Samuel.

It still may happen. But I'm honestly a little annoyed because we were sold a bill of goods that this was going to be a flood in the Bay Area. And the weekend one was worse. And it stopped,

frankly, it stopped me from going home to see my mom. That's why I'm really angry. Like I was going to see her in San Francisco and then I just, the storm was like, oh, you can't drive.

So anyway, I'm just going to get that out there for all the weather people that listen to us.

You're going to stay there as a fucking storm.

Make sure it's going to be a storm because nothing happened last night outside of some little rain.

So anyway, I'm done.

False advertisement. A lot like drafting James Wiseman's second.

Hey, yeah, yeah, yeah, sorry.

Sorry.

So you just teed that one up.

No.

So, you know, we don't need to relive that game last night.

I will say it felt really good for the soul to get back to Chase.

Since the pandemic and then having a child, I've just not gotten to go as many times as I want to go.

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