It's that time.

time. Lock and load.

Lock and load.

The Michael Berry Show is on the air.

It's Charlie from Blackberry Show.

I can feel a good one coming on. It's the Michael Berry show

Oh yes it is yes it is. It's the Friday drive home. I'm glad you're here

Yesterday in the six o'clock hour, 6 p.m. hour in Houston or so, a massive, massive

weather event, a tornado coming through the region and it hit.

It hit where we were and a lot of our listeners were

and it's knocked out, a minimum most people lost power.

If you're wondering how we're still broadcasting we have generators to keep us up and running here at the studio.

That was the first thing I did. We can't go off.

So we have generators to keep us up and running.

I can guarantee you that Generator Supercenter in Houston is overwhelmed today with people asking for, you know, hey, can I get a generator?

And you guys put me a whole home generator in because it's after a storm

that you start thinking about these things.

I tell my kids all the time, you have to foresee

possible, if not probable, events and take reasonable precaution.

Now, you calculate how likely something is to happen.

You could booby trap your house so that if a bad guy gets in and has you with a

neck with a throat with a knife to your throat in the middle of the room and exactly this angle you could have it where you say a

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