Adam Carolla

And so in Guatemala, when a 7.3 hits, the place is leveled because they don't build like they're in earthquake country.

You see these

You know, they go, oh, this town and this Guatemala is placed in Central America, South America, leveled by a 7.3.

We get a 7.3 and we get a little structural damage to a parking structure in Northridge and a couple of freeway overpasses and three deaths.

We don't have any kind of devastation.

Same earthquake.

We build for it.

You know what I mean?

In my world, we can't stop the earthquake.

But we can understand we're an earthquake country and build for it.

And what I'm saying with the fires is just like an earthquake.

We cannot stop it.

We're in fire country, but we can mitigate if we build for it.

And we don't do anything for it because we have incompetent representation who's more worried about Black Lives Matter or going to Ghana or LGBT community or whatever.

They're so...

There's only so many hours in the day.

If you're spending the lion's share of your day worrying about the LGBT community, the trans community, and ICE and fighting ICE and Black Lives Matter, then you have a limited amount of time to give toward reservoirs.

I mean, it's a simple math equation.

And I'm not even saying it's good or bad.

I'm just saying...