Hey, I'm Shauna Compton Game. This is Millennium Money, and today we're talking travel tips for natural disasters.

Millennial Money with Shawna Compton game.

It will expand your brain.

Hey there.

Welcome to another edition of Travel Tuesday. How are you doing today? I'm doing pretty good on Tuesday. How are you?

Doing really, early well. So this past weekend, I don't know if you guys all watched it, but we, besides watching football this weekend, we watched that new reality show called Hurricane Season and watched Irma all weekend.

She wasn't a real nice lady to Florida.

She was not very nice lady to many parts, even the Caribbean.

She was even worse to them.

We are literally in the, yeah, exactly, exactly. We are

literally in the throes of hurricane season, which is usually June through October, right? Yes, June

through the end of October. Right. So, so it was perfect time for, like we, like I said,

we watched it all weekend. Shawna kept watching it And now, then she got me hooked in.

And we were supposed to go exercise in the morning on Sunday.

And then we just like an hour and a half, two hours later. It's captivating.

I mean, it's just, I, like I said on the podcast yesterday, it's just crazy to me that you can follow this.

Like, as it moves up a whole entire state. It's just like

you can't take your eyes off of it. Yeah, exactly. So what we decided to do for this Travel

Tuesday episode was talk about, you know, what if you get stuck in a disaster? What if you're

traveling? And even if you're in the realm of it.

So we're going to Texas next week to a couple different places, including Austin and stuff.

But what if we traveled, you know, when Harvey was hitting, we might have been diverted and

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