Adam Carolla

James Woods just sent a tweet out the other day that I saw, which is a picture of the empty reservoir in the Palisades.

So it was empty.

Yeah.

Listen, I know there's a lot of people, and I see them out there doing this, hey, let's stop blaming people.

There's nothing they can do.

I got a couple thoughts on that.

One is, if you go into there's nothing they could do, stop blaming people mode, then what's to stop this from happening every other year?

I mean, I would, look, no matter what the disaster, I would like to not necessarily attack

people, but I would like to know, hey, if the reservoir was empty, who's in charge of the reservoir and why was it empty?

There may be a good reason, but I don't think that makes me a bad person to ask those questions.

If you've got a home up there and there's nothing coming out of the fire hydrants and the fire's coming down the hill, then I think it's reasonable to ask,

Why, in these modern times, in an era where you have some of the highest taxpaying burden in America, there's nothing coming out of the hydrants when the fire hits.

I don't think that makes you a Republican or a Democrat or a good or bad person.

I think these are just questions that we'd like answers to.

So...

You're in a neighborhood where almost everybody, including yourself, has a swimming pool.

So while there's nothing coming out of the fire hydrants, there's at least 30,000 gallons of water sitting behind your house in a pool.

Yeah.

And your neighbors have that as well.

So somebody figured out we should suck the water out of the pool, put it into a tanker truck and then have the tanker transferred into a fire truck.