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Don't know about you, but we are just hanging on here at the Keatsman household trying to get through this summer of climate change and all this record heat that we're just trying to survive as it's raining again on this Thursday morning and we're looking at a high of 84 degrees today. We went out yesterday to play a few holes of golf and I thought it would be kind of funny. My wife has the bug worse than me. I'm playing an event this weekend. We'll get to play a

couple of rounds of golf that she won't be playing. And so she wanted to get out and play some holes yesterday afternoon. And I said, really? Because I got all this golf coming up. She said, yep, let's go play. I said, okay. And I, of course, keep a boombox in the buggy. We play a little music. It was just the two of us. We get sort of by the driving range, we're about five minutes

from teeing off and starts raining. boombox in the buggy. We play a little music. It was just the two of us. We get sort of by the

driving range where about five minutes from teeing off and starts raining again. I thought, well, this will be cute because I would have played or not played. You know, if she wanted to play, I play. I play. That's just the way it works. It's raining. It's raining lightly, but it's cloudy, it's not that hot.

It's muggy as all get out, but that's it.

And I put the song by Super Tramp on. It's not that hot. It's muggy as all get out, but that's it.

And I put the song by Super Tramp on called It's Raining Again. And she didn't say a word. I don't think she caught it. I don't think she caught it at all. It then went on shuffle and randomly played a bunch of rain songs throughout the front nine there as we had some drips and we dodged it. It was muggy. It was kind of miserably hot in its own

weird way because the feels like temperature is always 10 degrees warmer than it actually is.

But I just couldn't help but think about that. And the rains that we've had here over the last

couple of weeks, probably six different days. It's rain. My sprinklers have been off. And all you're

seeing in the national

media is this summer of heat, this summer of climate change, this 100,000 years since it's been

this bad. And then they always point to Phoenix, nowhere else but Phoenix. They just tell you, look,

how bad it is in Phoenix. I did see one story that said, it's so hot in New Mexico, which is right next to

Arizona, it's so hot that there's some rocks crumbling at the top of some mountainous rock cropping

thing. They're implying that the sun and the heat are so great that I don't know if you've ever

heard of this or not.

You know, there are mountains, there are hills, there are rocks.

Sometimes some of those rocks crumble and they fall.

I don't know if you've ever heard about that.

Crazy.

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