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Christian and I are coming to you not live. I'm a said live, but we are recording in Connecticut. We're looking out the window and it is

snowing those huge flakes, you know, I always think of Charlie Brown Christmas those big flakes that come down when it's like this.

Oh, yeah, I wasn't thinking that, but now I am. Do you get excited when it snows like I always also get a little that's a leading question. I know.

But do you still feel I mean, I don't feel it. I love it. Yeah, I know it not as much as when we were kids, but when we were kids obviously like the you know

that it's the promise of not having school and getting to have a snow day and whenever we would have a snow day we made a

beeline for the park, Sturgis Park where there was a hill at the time I thought it was like a mountain, you know, it was like the Swiss Alps.

And we would sled down there with all the other kids and we usually got there a little late. It was mostly mud at that point with little remnants of snow. Yeah, but it was slick.

It was like, yeah, slick mud. But then you'd see kids coming home and we'd walk home with like

skid marks. We'd have skid marks. So fun. So fun. Do you think we should do that now?

I would do far from there. I would do it. You know, I've done it as an adult on that hill. Also because we're the age we are right now.

Well, you can't go in other kids are there exactly. It's a bad look.

It's true. Okay. So no sliding for us today, but podcast. Yeah, we get to do a podcast, which is there are adult version of

a fun snow day. We get to have fun doing that.

Life could be a dream. Life could be a dream.

You're listening to life short. I am your snow loving host Justin Long.

And with me as always is, I think you love snow actually more than I do Christian long. How can you possibly say that?

Because I'm always running off to LA warmer. I can't, you know, I like the I think that's more a cold thing. Maybe that

a snow thing, isn't it? Don't they go hand in hand? No, snow. You leave you leave because it snows too much.

No, but that's a byproduct. Maybe if that's the case, then I guess you're right.

Yeah, you can't drive. You're like, I like the snow. I do too. I was supposed to flurry today. Yeah, it's not

flurring. It's like really, you know, the big thick flurri likes. Yeah, really snowing. It's so beautiful.

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