John-David

I sure did.

It was a degree.

That's wild.

A. How could you?

Singular degree.

One?

Some of them, when I woke up the next morning, they even took that away.

They took some of them away.

They were negative degrees, which doesn't really make sense.

I don't get.

negative temperatures i i don't understand like how's something less than zero it's negative i understand but i i get nothing nothing that's what i'm saying once you get to nothing take away yeah like what how are we well in canada it's always going negative means it's cold it's just cold and when like if the wind was blowing like 25 miles an hour out of the northwest

Buddy, when I walked outside, I retreated quickly.

Them shoulders go up and covering them ears.

Man, it was so cold.

I told them, the people at that church, I said, y'all do realize this wind is abrasive, right?

It's just not even a friend of anybody's.

It was so cold and blowing so hard that it was sunny, but it looked cloudy because all the snow that was on the ground was getting blown around.

It looked like a fog bank had done rolled in there, and there wasn't nothing but snow that was on the ground that done got lifted up and flowing across it.

And glad to not know nothing about it.

That's because it's on your speedometer.