We want to die the dynamite,

for the most rest in sight,

A-E-T-W, lighting other fuels,

sit back and enjoy the bubbly,

which we hear from John and waiting where we go and we don't need roads and if the buck stops

here this thing might grow.

Everything you hear opinions of the show and if you don't like it go to the force let them know.

Hello everybody it's John Pollack and waiting with you following

a ew dynamite number 250.

Yeah, Rowanda dynamite number 250 welcome.

Congratulations.

We made it.

Yeah, we're going to, uh, we're going to start off the show with a uh, uh, 59 minute and 58 second banter.

About rain in Toronto. Ways Power is back on I see. Oh barely. Yeah I feel like just in time for this

podcast it felt like it was a long time. Yeah this city got rocked it was a long time. Dude, this city got rocked.

It was a 10-7 round for nature.

It was a wake-up call, I guess, about a lot of things that need upgrading in this city.

We're not at all prepared for this and I think we lost Union Station. I think it's gone. Like the whole like half the city is buried in sewage basically. It's crazy. It was also I think a reminder of like what it's like to not have

electricity for at least a good portion. I mean I wasn't even without it for that much.

I went to my mother-in-law's place.

Remember the power outage in 2003? Well that's what everybody was bringing up, you know, those of us who actually

remember that. Yeah, in 2003, like we were, it was like a citywide blackout that lasted how long, like 12 hours or something like that?

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