Hey, everyone. Mostly our besties. Obviously, you know, I'm talking you all out there. Welcome to this episode of

Pillows and Beer. Probably episode 249. We're going to go with that. I'm in New York City, Austin, the

weatherman. Oh, I'm the firemaster. Austin's the weatherman in Charleston, I the hurricane. We're

actually on the outer layers. He'll catch us up that. And Nick is probably in tornado alley somewhere. What's

up, guys? Nick is making moonshine. Nick's, uh, he's, you know, breeding dogs and the mountains. Yeah.

That could be your new nickname, buddy. White lightning.

You went by white lightning. What's Virginia? Anyways, what's up, guys? I feel like

I'm a little catch up on because I am down here. Uh, and no, it's, it's in no way, shape or form, where the, you

know, hurricane is going to cause, uh, I mean, a mess, but it's dark. It's ominous. It kind of

looks down here. It's projected to go right over Charleston to I, but I don't know if it's going to be

a, a well-gathered, well-organized storm at that time. But yeah, have you looked at the radar?

Yeah. I mean, the weather channel's on now. So, so if something happens, right? And you guys

hear some, some obnoxious beep in the background, right? That's because my TV is telling me that,

that there's some sort of, um, storm up there. And the, uh, not-nambour alert. Let's hope now.

Austin, who's that child behind you? Yeah, don't, don't say that. But Craig can easily convince me

because I am, you know, look, I am, uh, hurricane party and, uh, oh, I'm drinking a rebel, I'm

drinking a rebel rabbit, you know, salsa right now because guys, when, uh, the hurricanes come

through, man, things get shut down. And so it, like, look, it's all funny games until the wind

just picks up. Let's just, well, this is why Charleston isn't notorious for being right in the

projected path. And everyone has to evacuate and have all the stores go dry. And it always

fortunately bounces off and misses Charleston. And so the hurricane party culture in Charleston

exists because the town always empties out and the hurricane never comes. And so now people

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