And just most recently we had sort of a tornado down here where we were blacked out like completely for at least about a week, which seemed more like eternity because we had no electricity, lost all food, and everybody knows food is high and had to replace food constantly. And it was like buying food every day, was nothing in the store, they had no ice. It was just like kind of frustrating for a moment
And what would happen is you would have the power companies would just turn down grids of the subdivisions and the cities just to kind of ease the weight of all the electricity being spent. But yeah, man, crazy to think about that. Now I live in the Southwest, in Utah, and it is so hot, but it's a different kind of heat. It's a very dry heat, so it's a lot more manageable