This is the Talking Dead, a podcast dedicated to the AMC TV show, The Walking Dead.

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Hey, everybody, welcome to the podcast.

My name is Chris.

My name is Jason.

And this is the Talking Dead number 735 recorded Monday, January the 26, 2026. Awesome. Did you talk really fast on purpose there? Was I talking fast? Yeah, I got things to do. So let's get this thing going. Okay, let's go. All right. Jason's had too much coffee today, apparently, maybe. Oh, too much is never enough. I guess. All right. Well, here we are, Mr. Jason. I don't know if you noticed, but it snowed a lot yesterday. Yeah, it did. I did notice and I shoveled

every six hours. It was fun. Yeah, I've done a lot of shoveling myself. I don't know exactly.

You're not that far from me, but where I live, we got about 60 centimeters of snow,

which is around two feet, right?

Two feet of snow?

I don't know.

I don't think we got as much as you.

Oh, really?

We got a bunch of snow, but I don't know if we got 60 centimeters.

Well, the weather forecast first said we might get 30 centimeters of snow.

And then as the day went on a little bit, we got, they amended it to 40 centimeters of snow.

And then it was like up to 50 centimeters of snow. And all said and done, I think, you know, exactly where I am. I don't know what it was. But the, the most recorded in the city of Toronto was 60 or 61 centimeters. So I'm pretty sure. That was a hell of a year. I remember that year. That was 1996. That was a hell of a year.

No, I mean yesterday.

Oh, yeah. Okay. I don't think we got as much as you. I mean, I shoveled a lot and you can't ask for anything, anything more when you're shoveling a lot of snow. Like, it was relatively cold, so it didn't get slushy. It didn't get heavy. He was all nice and powdery. It stayed that way.

Yeah.

So shoveling every six hours was, you know,

it was a pain and powdery. It stayed that way. Yeah.

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