Hello everybody and welcome to another edition of Getting Hammered.

I'm Mary Catherine Ham, your host, and I'm here with Victorino Mattis.

Hi, Vic.

Hello, Mary Catherine.

How are you?

I'm all right. I'm a southerner who drove here, so clearly the roads were all right.

You drove up on Interstate 95. I did.

How close were you to getting into that catastrophe on 95 north of Richmond?

Yes, so if any of you didn't hear about this, there was about a 24 to 36 hour catastrophe on I-95,

south of DC, and people were stuck in their cars not moving for some 19, 24, sometimes more hours.

They could not get access to anything.

The thing that really amazed me is that they were tweeting from their cars and I'm like,

my phone would be so dead by now because I'd be using it frivolously for just nonsense.

I'd be listening to audiobooks and watching Kim Kardashian on videos like, oh, why do my phone run out?

Anyway, you should have a lot of stuff in your car.

If I were stuck there, I would survive on the geologic strata of cheez-its and mcnuggets in the backseat.

I like to keep my car clean, so I would have starved to death.

See, that's the problem.

Yeah.

No, I mean, you know, there were some people who obviously had lots of blank.

There was a truck driver who was able to supply a family with blankets.

And those, those, the blankets that they give you at marathons and at during emergency disasters.

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