Ep 1035 | Phil Delivers a Fiery Portrayal of John the Baptist & Jase’s Date Night Gone Wrong
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What weather event led to a fish kill?
I am unashamed. What about you? Welcome back to Unashamed. I'm still in the southern lair. Chase, you're in the new studio, the new Unashamed studio, and Zach is still up there in North Carolina. Zach, how are things in North Carolina?
Things are coming along now. We are getting back to, well, I'll say normal. It's going to be a while, but It looks like a war zone. I can't figure out how long it takes to clean stuff up, but apparently it'll take a few years.
It's not like you guys didn't have quite a bit. When I got back down here, it was interesting because I came home and I missed the snowpocalypse, as they're calling it around here, because they had a snowfall so deep in the southern regions of Alabama and also southern Louisiana that it matched records that went back to the 1800s. in terms of amount of snowfall, just, it just happens. This is a, that was a once every, whatever that is, 125 year event. And what happened to me and our place here is, you know, you get back down here. By the time I got here, there was a little bit of snow left on my steps, but that by the next morning it was gone. But what happened and Jace, I didn't know this was possible.
You may know more being a fishing expert, but when I went out to my dock about, maybe three days after I got back. I mean, I kept seeing this just huge congregation of brown pelicans all over my dock, my neighbor's dock, everywhere. And, you know, you see them around this time of year a little bit more, but not like this. This was like an Alfred Hitchcock movie of the pelicans. And so I walked down there to find out why there's so many pelicans everywhere. And there has been a fish kill in the lagoon here in right behind my house. And I would say it's probably about three foot wide and about six inches deep of about half pound mullets just piled up all along the edge of the lagoon. So, apparently, I guess the cold water, because it's shallow this time of year, I guess froze them to death. And so, they just died and then washed up on the shore. Well, what happened was, as we know how nature works, that brought in the pelicans because they saw a feast. So they are taking these fish and eating them on my dock.
And then as we know, the digestive process of animals, they have left those fish and through the process of the brown pelican system all over my dock. So I've got a major cleanup on aisle seven that I've got to do before I leave down here. But I've never seen anything like it.
Circle of life.
Circle of life. And most people here had never seen anything like it.
But you do have a dock. I just realized that. Jace, did you know he had a dock?
I did not know he had a dock.
I have a dock.
Al has deemed me a fishing expert, so I guess I should have known you had a dock. I mean, Al, that's the first I've heard of the fishing, but I would probably think it wasn't due to them freezing. You don't think? Well, people fish in ice holes, you know.
I know, but I'm saying, Jay, the timing of it couldn't be that coincidental that right after the biggest snowfall they've had here in 125 years, all of a sudden there's this massive fish kill. Yeah, I don't know, man. Yeah, things happen.
You know, things happen. I mean, I went to get a downed duck on the last day of duck season, and I saw two dead raccoons on my way to get the duck. Well, it wasn't because they froze to death, you know. Yeah, that's true. I'm not sure what was going on. But, I mean, you do see things like that in the wall. I mean, it's weird that they're calling it, what did you call it? Snowpocalypse.
Snowpocalypse.
Snowpocalypse. Sounds like maybe it's global cooling.
It was here. Global cooling.
Yeah, I'm going to introduce a new phrase, concept for it. Maybe it'll catch on.
That's right.
Well, it is kind of weird. I mean...
Yeah, it's very odd. And right now, we're about a week into these dead fish. And let me just tell you, when you step outside, it has triggered inside my brain memories of when we used to commercial fish that I have long stored away. It's almost like a little bit of PTSD, fish related memories. And, I mean, I'm just like, because it stinks. I mean, like the whole mile.
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