Well, howdy there internet people, it's Bow again.

So today we are going to talk about Texas and what we can learn from Texas.

Those people who need to know, those people in the state, I'm sure they are already aware, that from 2 PM to 8 PM today, you are being

asked to conserve energy. And if you don't, well you may experience service interruptions. To be honest, even if you do, you may experience service interruptions.

To be honest, even if you do, you may experience service interruptions.

Because it's an effort where everybody has to come together, right?

So your neighbor who doesn't turn off their pool pump, doesn't adjust their

thermostats, so on and so forth, that may be what causes the interruption. So it could still happen even if you do your part. And that's

the part you need to pay attention to.

What you are experiencing in Texas, it's occurring because it's hot.

It's hot because of that, people are going to use more electricity trying to stay cool.

The reason there's going to be interruptions is I'm not going to put a fine point on this.

Republican energy policies at the state level

and Republican energy policies at the national level.

That's why this is going to happen. It will happen more and

more as long as those policies remain. You don't have a reliable grid there. Every time the

Republican Party comes out and pushes back against clean energy, pushes back

against cutting emissions, pushes back against research into making that

energy even cleaner to developing storage, to

developing newer technologies to make it easier and cleaner to get the clean energy to begin

with. Every time they push back on that, what they're

really saying is, well, the people in Texas can do without a day, another day, because what's going to happen is they're going to want to

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