Bye-bye.

Oh yeah, how are you folks? Welcome to the big show on a Tuesday. Holy shit, the sun's

almost out here in Georgia. Crazy, huh? What's going on? We usually don't talk about

the weather on this show, but I'm going to get to that in a second because there's some

crazy shit going on. We tried something new. Guess who's back, ladies and gentlemen,

producing from a remote area in an under-script brick building somewhere in the Caroline

is. It's the great raz, raz pop yourself up there, please. Raz doesn't want to be seen

because this show is so far right and he'll catch shit from the black community. And

I understand he will be called all kinds of names, which I will laugh at. So remember,

we're all domestic terrorists here. There we go. And there he is. Look at him. Doesn't

he look like the keyboard player for, I don't know, the OJs or some shit? Listen, into

black sounds, 97.7. I'm going to kick that up a little Marvin Gaye. Anyways, good to have

you back, Raz and Jason's right here at Stodio doing his thing. Let's get right to the

weather. Deadly went to weather strikes, Texas. That's right. I said Texas. At least 11 people

have died as an unprecedented winter storm continued to pummel much of the United States.

Well, more than 4 million people have been left without power and Texas amid some freezing

temperatures. I'm talking minus eight with a win in some places and zero and Dallas. You

got to be dog style. I mean, you tell me, Jesus and San Antonio, they don't know how

to handle, you know, Texas isn't. I grew up in Boston with the school of Maine. This

is pussy shit. These people go out for the mail and they never come back. In San Antonio,

a 78 year old man froze to death after falling on his front lawn. I don't mean to laugh,

but you got, he got stuck in the front lawn in the frigid weather for two hours. You

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