Good morning, Eddie. Happy. What a Monday.

Just a normal Monday morning. I got up, had some coffee.

Got my socks on. What else did you get to do today? Yeah.

Ready? Just a normal day. I had plenty of power.

I was turning on and off lights at will.

At your leisure as you've deemed ready and need.

Almost to. Honestly, Annie, sometimes I think we have too much power.

How is your morning? Well, I don't have any power. I haven't had power.

Get this Eddie. Yesterday, I'm not getting you at three p.m.

At two p.m. I was outside walking around in the sunshine and it was great.

Beautiful. Everybody knew, you know, everybody's talking about the weather.

Everybody knew a bad storm was coming at three thirty four o'clock.

The sky turns black and I walk outside and I'm just like joking around on Insta story.

And like everybody get inside and I was like, actually, this wind is really blowing.

I'm going to go inside. And in the wind blue so hard, you know,

it was actually the speed of an F1 tornado. It just was straight instead of circular.

Yikes. Yes. And I'm telling you this is like micro storms or something.

Yes. It came and went in eight minutes and a hundred and thirty thousand of my neighbors.

And I don't have power for the last and because of COVID-19, the electric company is being very smart

and doing the right thing. The electric company is only sending crews of two out.

And so they're only in sets of two. And so in the last twelve hours,

a fourth of the people have gotten their power.

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