Where would you guys say in the United States of America would be the safest place to live in the event of trying to avoid a natural disaster?

Does include weather, earthquakes, tsunami.

Well, it's Mother Nature.

So, you know, like if you're in Arizona, it's going to be extreme heat.

There could definitely be drought.

There are haboobs.

There are dust storms.

There are all kinds of things that can be affected in those areas.

I want to say Montana. You're going to go Montana? The weather out there is wild, dude.

The weather's wild. And look, there's not a lot of people, therefore there's not a lot of

infrastructure. And I know that it's close to Yellowstone. There's some of Yellowstone in Montana.

Well, no. Yellowstone is the biggest volcano on the North American continent. I'm not worried about it, but I would not call that safe.

I mean, we've had to pull over in Montana because the storm came up on us that quick.

Okay.

I don't guess somewhere like something like earthquakes, tornadoes, bad ice storms, hurricanes.

Maine?

Rain.

Right, I'm talking to go, but Maine in the wintertime, dude.

Right.

They just call it a nor'easter, and a noreaster is just a wintertime hurricane.

So instead of rain, it's snow, so you don't get flooding.

But, I mean, your city's pretty much testament.

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