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I'm Clyde Lewis, and this is Ground Zero.

The number is called 9503-225-0-860 or toll-free 866-536-746-9. It is Boxing Day!

But for some, it's still Christmas. For me, it's Boxing Day. It's a work day.

We took two days off last week because we were iced in, no kidding. We were in at least two

inches of ice. Nothing could move, and the winds were blowing about 45-50 miles an hour.

So it was like, if you walked outside, it would be like, repelted by bullets. It was horrible.

I stepped outside for just a minute. I felt like that, you know, my tongue would stick to my,

my pole or whatever. I don't know. It's one of those things, you know. I hope you had a great

Christmas. Really, I did. I just, I had a Christmas where just sat down, drank a lot of coffee and

eggnog, and watched the ice pelt everything. West told me it sounded like a rainstick outside

this house. If you ever see one of those rainsticks, you go to one of those Native American stores,

and you turn a rainstick upside down, and it sounds like frying bacon. That's what it sounds

like when it's hitting your window. It's a scary thing, man. And I didn't want to walk out in it.

I know that when you walk out in it, it's an ice rink. And me being the big guy that I am,

if I fall down, no one's going to pick me up. No. I have to do it myself, practically,

or hire some paramedics to do it. We all know how that ends up. So, no. I mean, one of, you know,

here's the thing that's most aggravating about the storm that happened, and that maybe is still

bothering people right now, is I used to always, when I had a lot of money, I'd go visit my

family at Christmas time. Fly out of Salt Lake City, take, Janine and take Liam, and we go stay at

a hotel and Liam used to do the water slides. We'd have fun. But then we'd go out and visit my folks,

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