Matt Lanza

And that's what we get with climate change.

So things that used to happen, you know, now we're just, we're getting more of it.

There's not always going to be a glaring, flashing red lights that this is climate change.

It's going to be kind of quietly seeping into everything weather related, including hurricanes.

Let's keep going.

We're gonna be down to zip code soon.

I've always joked that it would be kind of fun to like have storms that are like sponsored by corporate entities, you know?

So like this storm brought to you by Lysol.

Oh my God.

You're right.

Who the hell knows?

Not me.

What they do now is, you know, it's actually really a formal deal is that the World Meteorological Organization, which is essentially like the UN for weather, gets together in Geneva annually.

They go back through all the tropical systems that happened the previous year.

And the ones that were really awful, they retire the names of and they replace them with a new name.

And what happens is like,

every country that's in a certain basin that uses that name list gets to submit a name that kind of reflects their ethnicity and their country and submits a name and then they pick one.

But it's like a real formal, kind of a weird process.

You know, I'm a Matthew.

Matthew was... I was going to say, how... Yeah, I'm already retired.