Well, would you look at that?

Hour one of the Von Hessler Doctrine starts right now.

Although there's no Eric Von Hessler.

There's no Tim Andrews.

There's no Autumn Fisher.

Hell, there's not even George Clark.

It's only yours truly, Jared Yamamoto, and I am keeping an eye on all of these showers coming into the metro area, moving in from the south now.

As you just heard Bill Kajachi bring up, there is a ground stop at Hartsfield Jackson Airport.

We will keep you covered here on WSP Radio.

Now, as for the reason why I'm here, people are like, well, what in the world, Jared?

You know, it's Memorial Day.

Why would you go in and work?

Why would you be there?

Well, I have a lot to get off my chest.

Number one, I was down in Gulfport, Mississippi for my babysitters, excuse me, my baby sister's wedding.

And it was a great time, had a wonderful time. But I'm going to get into how much difficult,

or how difficult it is to have a wedding during a holiday weekend. If you are planning on doing this in the future,

or you have a son or daughter that is planning on having a wedding on Labor Day,

Memorial Day, hell, any holiday aside from New Year's Eve, don't do it.

That is the message from your buddy, Jared Yamamoto.

I have done a hundred different Memorial Day

weddings, a hundred different Labor Day weddings. And I would even call out my own family.

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