Matt Lanza

really hard.

So that really kind of muted some of my enthusiasm, sucked the air out of the balloon a little bit, but I still am fascinated by it.

You learn how to compartmentalize all your emotions a little bit.

You go back to just appreciating the science for what it is.

And it's just, the power of hurricanes is incredible.

They are fascinating.

They are so impactful, not just at a human scale, but like we've talked about it, just every scale imaginable.

on the planet and they're just the most fascinating things that exist.

It emphasizes the power of nature over man.

And just constantly you're learning something new and seeing something incredible.

And I mean, even honestly,

With climate change, it sucks, it's horrible, it's awful, but I'm here now, I'm doing this now, and it's a responsibility to try and understand everything better because it is gonna get worse.

And it's an opportunity for you to do, to ultimately try and do good for people in a world that is not necessarily doing them good.

And at the end of the day, if you could say that you had a positive impact on helping someone prepare for and get through a storm, then great.

That's awesome.

I feel like I did something good.

No, I did not know that.

Okay.

Well, I feel even cooler now.

Yeah, exactly.