Casey Liss

So, you know, anything that hasn't been fairly well cleared, like, you know, Aaron and I and the kids went out and cleared about half of our driveway in order to make sure we could get out.

And anything that isn't mostly clear is just turning into ever thicker layers of ice.

And then we might put a couple to 30 inches of snow on top of it, which is going to be super fun.

John, do you have any idea how f***ing hard it is to shovel under three inches of ice?

You don't, because as much as you do know snow... I don't?

You think I don't?

Under ice.

You get a metric a** ton of snow, but I don't think you get the ice we get.

I'm not talking about slushy, icy snow.

I'm talking about literal ice.

We had to take a shovel to get through it.

Which is what we did.

That's what we did.

As soon as we could, we got out there.

Yeah.

Well, we don't have a sidewalk in the sense that you're expecting, but the walk from the driveway to the front door is shoveled enough for UPS to get there.

Oh God, yes.

People, if they, they are skating, like there are people skating around the neighborhood roads of Richmond on ice skates.

Absolutely.

And yeah, it's a mess.