Hello, welcome to MMQB NFL podcast. I'm Conroar here in rainy New Jersey, and that's Albert

Brewer over in Massachusetts. I actually just ran outside. This is a little bit of foreshadowing of what we're

going to do here over the first couple minutes of the podcast. I kind of alarmed my wife. We got home from dropping the kids off at school. It is pouring rain. I looked at the forecast and I was like, I need five minutes. And she's like, what's going on? And I was like, today's the day to see the grass. Got to see the grass today. It's going to rain for the next five days you guys got to see the grass yeah i was going to ask you can you see the ground we

can see the ground yeah we got heavy we got heavy rain overnight on a couple days ago whatever that

would have um and it barely made a dent and the amount of snow we have like we still have like over a foot of snow on the ground after it raining all like from the afternoon overnight into the morning.

I had no idea that Massachusetts was essentially Siberia or like ear-kuts, you know.

Yeah, we have like the ice pack, you know, like that everybody's.

I make ice-cop. Getting out of my driveway is like getting out walking dead the walkway right now is very treacherous because

as people who live in these you know sorts of regions know what ends up happening is it rains

and then this time of year it freezes and so yes now it's like now it's like an obstacle of course to get

to your car yeah no for sure i think that was a concern that's why i've been like uh you know whoever

has like we have a baby right so whoever has the baby the pressure is jacked up so much now because

you fall with the baby.

Holy shit.

I mean, that's, yeah.

I find myself like feeling responsible to even with the kids.

Like just if I don't warn them and they bust their ass, then it's on me.

So as long as I warn them, if it happens, then, you know, you're on your own kid.

I feel like, I feel like my kids and especially your kids are probably old enough now that it's funnier to see them fall on the ice than

anything. Like, because there's a point where it's terrifying. Right. I mean, there's, yeah,

there's there's a razor thin margin there. But like we do drop off at school. Yeah. And they have the aides that come and you drop them off and they just

ferry the kids from the car into the corridor. And there was this ice patch. And the one lady just

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