Hey, I'm David Kern.

I'm Heidi White.

And I'm Sean Johnson.

And you are listening to Close Reeds, a podcast for The Inicurable Reader, on which we are discussing the Bridge of San Luis Ray.

We are answering your questions about the bridge of San Luis Ray. Thornton Wilder's novel.

You might have just heard that Sean's audio sounds a little bit

different. And that's because Sean is on the phone. Sean, would you like to tell people why you're on

the phone and you're not on the Zoom call here with us where we can see your face?

I have no internet currently because we are in the middle of the southeast storm of the century.

We're getting, we have gotten more snow today than has ever fallen in a single day in

recorded history in Pensacola, Florida.

It's a historic day, but I do have a follow-up question because I get pounded with snow, like every other day in the winter time.

And so does most of America.

So do you have any explanation for why your Internet is down when it's snowing?

I don't know.

I've been nobody is prepared. down when it's snowing? I don't know.

I've been nobody.

Nobody is prepared to do or go anywhere. I get that nobody in Florida can drive right now.

I can understand that.

I can run my head around that.

But just like, you guys just like gave up on regularly.

All roads are impassable.

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