So yesterday there was a lot of weather panic that didn't really pan out.

Didn't materialize, did it?

There were a lot of warnings about, you know,

they're going to be EF2 tornadoes touching down.

And I think there was a tornado sighting that I heard yesterday.

Somebody tweeted us a picture.

I know that around noon I was at lunch.

Right.

And Dylan and I were sitting at the bar

and there were a bunch of TVs in front of us.

And it looked like

north of Frederick there was

tornado action.

I think there's been one or two sightings or whatever,

maybe more, little ones,

and they did happen, and they do happen occasionally. But the problem is that it seems like

with each sort of potential weather event, we're just hyping them up so big. And what really

threw me about yesterday is, and of course, I don't expect these people to predict the future. I get it. They're the normal human beings. They don't, you know, they can't predict the future. I get it. But there was some, I saw some reference where there was a 15% chance. It could get to this, uh, N5 or whatever, you know. And I just was always like, well, hold on, it's a 50% chance. Okay, so that's like 85% chance. Probably not going to happen. And they say this kind of situation potentially happens to this area three times a year. Well, I've lived here 50 years. So I've been through this 150 times. It's never been this kind of panic. And it's just like we're ratcheting up the panic. And we were, it looked. It didn't affect my life that much. I did go out on Valdez's recommendation. I stacked up my chairs. Felt stupid doing that. Stacked up all my chairs. Hold on. I don't understand why. I'm not blaming you. I'm just saying I went out. I did a little proactive stuff. Right. I don't understand why. I'm not blaming you. I just, I'm just saying I went out, I did a little proactive stuff.

Right.

I don't understand why that's so,

that's so bad.

Well,

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