Welcome back to the Compound Podcast. This is the big episode 50. I don't know if you guys

remember that, but this is 5-0. What does that mean? Not that much, because it's not the

year anniversary. We've only done 50 episodes. Well, only it's kind of a lot. But 5-0.

5-0. If I'm still presenting about parts say rum though. We're still presented by parts say

rum. This is, I can't remember when we started being presented by parts say rum. It's not

a 50th episode with them, but I started laughing at that energy to start because I was not expecting

it here and I'm, I'm a big, big fan of it. I'm going to be honest. I turned it on when the lights

come on. This episode 50 is actually pretty unfortunate because I've lied to the people so many times

now. Like last episode, I was like, oh, it's going to be our last episode from and then we're going

to go to Arizona and then we'll be, guess who's not in Arizona? Me. I'm not in Arizona because it's

snowed in Texas. It's a fucking blizzard in Texas. You can't do anything. You can't do anything.

Lizard. Listen, I came on here prepared to murder him for posting that it's a blizzard.

Dakota, you were like, I think and coughing like, are you okay? I choked on my waters. That

all right. That happens. Okay. I'm defending you. I'm switching my stance. I'm going to defend

you because I know the people from Chicago will murder you if they can see the snow

that you've had and you to call it a blizzard. But I'm defending you because you admitted that.

You said that you know it's nothing but the people down there in Texas have never seen snow

so they get two inches and they're like, oh my god, what do we do? And also, they don't have snow

plows. They don't have salt trucks. It's literally just there's the snow drive over it. If they

did that, you can't wait till it goes away. I'm not kidding. There's no salt trucks don't exist.

Salt trucks don't exist. Snow plows don't exist. The people that do have a substance to deflect

the snow, it's sand. They just put sand places and hope that like the grittiness of the sand helps

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