Good morning. It is Friday, June 30th. It is four minutes after 10.

You're listening to Kendall and Casey on 93 WIBC. Rob Kendall is out today.

And the dude Jim Roberts has decided to join us one more day.

Thank you for having me another day.

Hey, thanks for coming in.

So we had no power last night. We lost power around four o'clock.

It didn't come on until about 4.30 this morning.

We started off the show talking with Kelly Young from AES.

And they said, she said, as of an hour ago, AES still had over 42,000 customers who did not have power.

I saw Hammer said it sweet out earlier this morning as of 7.30. He still hadn't had power.

He still doesn't have power.

And he lost power when we did. So I don't feel a little bit fortunate that we got ours back on.

Yeah. You know, in the middle of the night, because people, plenty of people, Hammer included, still without power.

It's like, is this little house in the prairie time? You can't imagine how much you rely on power.

You can't cook anything. You can't see anything.

We were searching your phone. You can't anything.

We were searching through the drawers looking for flashlights last night.

I was like getting the candles out looking for flashlights.

Of course, the batteries were dead in the flashlights.

It's just something that you never think about it until it's gone.

And then you're like, it's an emergency.

Yeah. And at one point, we went and sat in the car so we could plug our phones in.

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