What is up everybody? Welcome to another episode of limited resources. This is the number

483. My name is Marshall. I'm when you're limited resources and joining me on the line all the way from do you say there was a blizzard in Colorado?

Oh yeah, oh yeah, so it was it's kind of funny because it's like a one day blizzard warning.

It was like the storm warning was from like 4 p.m. or 10 a.m. Wednesday

to like Wednesday night and we got like about a foot of snow in those, you know, in those like 10 hours or whatever, eight hours.

But it's really weird because it went from Monday I wore, I didn't wear a jacket, I just wore a t-shirt because it was like pretty

warm out and then Wednesday it was blizzard we had stocked up on supplies didn't

leave the house everything was shut shut down, everything was closed. And then now it's Friday again and I'm again like, yeah, I don't think I need a jacket anymore.

Wow, that is insane. By the way, that's Louis Scott Vargas.

What is the Blizzard actually mean?

Does it just mean a lot of snow?

I think it's measured in terms of snowfall more than any of us.

Now, if you said you got a foot in 10

hours now to me that sounds completely ridiculous is that a lot for Colorado?

It's a lot Colorado doesn't get like too many blizzards. Part of what made this one actually shut everything down was it had up to 80 mile per hour winds as well.

Oh, so it was just not a good time to be out.

Wow. All right. Well, but it's okay now.

Yeah, yeah, it's sunny out now.

There's no snow anyway.

So when I went to the GP, the team GP in Denver a few months ago it was similar when we landed it was like

65 beautiful out and at some point it snowed and we were scraping the windows in the

morning and then the next day it was sunny again I was just just like, I can't keep up with this place.

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