But let's open the doors and step inside the McLaren insane asylum.

And we had talked about this, I believe, Friday morning.

We were up at Choctaw Casino and Resort up in Durant.

And we had the story on the news about the home that exploded in Lake Dallas.

So many of you know, I moved up to Lake Dallas probably six, seven months ago now.

And the house that blew up is probably maybe half a mile from my house.

It's not in my actual neighborhood, but it's the street that goes outside of my neighborhood.

It's just right down the way.

And I've walked by that little street

a million times because I will always go for walks or jogs or whatever and I just around the area.

And I was telling you this because Friday when we got back from Oklahoma, I said, man, that's usually

the way I go home every day. I wonder what's going to look like. Well, there is no way you were getting down that street.

That thing was shut down.

Like, they had it, and I didn't realize this because this part didn't affect me.

They had evacuated a bunch of people that live, like, right next to that house

and in the streets that are super close to that.

Because we started to get a bunch of messages and stuff.

It was really wild, man.

So I didn't know what to expect.

So when I got home on Friday, after my workout, I kind of took a jog up there.

I was like, I'll just jog by since you can't drive.

Can't do that either, huh?

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