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By the grace of God, it is finally Friday and we got a massive storm. It's gonna affect 180 million people. And you know, it's, it snows, it snows, it's okay. Don't, don't freak out. You know, here's the thing. Let me see, just explain something to you here real quick. You know who's gonna end up in the ditch? People who drive four wheel drives who are arrogant and think that they can, you know, drive fast in snow because they're driving a four wheel drive. You can go in the ditch as quickly as somebody driving a, you know, front wheel drive Prius. If you don't know how to drive in this stuff. So here's what you do. You maintain a distance, a good distance from the vehicle in front of you. You keep it slow and you, you know, and that's about it. That's about it. And if you got a two wheel drive, forget about it. Don't go out in it. Don't go out. If you got a four wheel drive, go on it round the pony is a commenter on the Rumble Live chat says my nose hairs froze this morning walking into work. This is what happens when it gets really cold. You ever done that? You ever lived in a, in an area where you go like that and you can feel the nose hairs freeze? That's, you know, below zero kind of stuff. I hear that's coming to the D.C. area where we are next week. So, but a big, a big snowstorm coming in across the country and panic, death and destruction and all that. You know, just chill, chill, chill and prepare. The only thing I'm worried about a little bit of freezing ice is what they're saying, you know, so ice could result in power line issues and all of that. You know, take care. You know, if you got an elderly neighbor, obviously. I met this fascinating woman last night. I'm in the mail room at my, at my apartment complex and she, I met her before and she has a shih tzu and this cute little dog, the shih tzu. And I said hi to the shih tzu and she goes, that dog saved my life. I said, what do you mean? She goes, I had a stroke and, and my little dog started barking and yet it all this and saved my life. And then she decided to make the dog into a service dog, a shih Tzu is a service dog. Can you imagine that? A shih tzu is a service dog. So I'm talking to her. Turns out she just moved back here from Great Britain. She knows Nigel Farage. She, she's, she's been on GB News. She knows Hilary Fordwich, who's a big fan of the show. I'm a big fan of hers too, by the way. And, and she's a conservative. She's a conservative. And she even showed me a couple news stories that she was mentioned on, on GB News. And, and apparently they know her at the White House, this little lady who, you know, is in the mail room. Then I met another guy, military veteran for four tours in Afghanistan. He's got ptsd. And by the way, this woman who came from Great Britain, she's a therapist. And he goes, I could use some therapy, man. I don't want to hit the bottle again because, you know, I had four tours in Afghanistan. And then I told him, I said, I know a charity that can get you a service dog. And he goes, oh, my God, really? I said, yeah. So my friend Paul Chapa, he's got a charity in the middle of Kansas City. It's marvelous. It's called Fish Friends and Service of Heroes. And I texted him yesterday. I said, paul, I got a guy, he said he doesn't want to hit the bottle again. He's got ptsd and he's real tempted to start drinking again because he's going through all this stress. And he says, rob, we got two dogs ready to go. That's what you taught. That's what, that's, that's getting the most out of interactions in your life. How many times you go into the mail room, if you live in an apartment, how many times you get in an Uber and you don't talk to the people there? I'll tell you what, you, you, you meet some interesting people, man. And I'm, I'm, I'm probably annoying. I'm like that, you know, that commercial says you're becoming your parents. I'm kind of that guy. I guess I start a conversation with anybody, you know, about whatever, but look what you can get out of it. I met a woman from Great Britain who's a conservatives, been on the news, had a rescue dog that saved her from a strip of the sushi. Tzu, became a rescue, became a, you know, a service dog. And then a guy made. A guy with PTSD is ready to start drinking again. And I find out that he needs to service dog and call my friend who has service dogs all in the mail room. It's kind of cool. I hope you don't mind me sharing it with that. Sharing that to you. With you. I just, I think it's kind of interesting. I think people are interesting. I love meeting people. I love meeting. You know what I got? You know what I got yesterday? Are you ready for this? I got two pair. A pair. It's two pair. No, it's two sets of glasses. One pair for somebody's face, one pair for somebody's face. There you go. Smart glasses that translate language. So if there's a guy here in the office from Saudi Arabia and I said, I'm going to bring him in on Tuesday or Monday, whenever you can get here, and you're going to put them on, I'm going to put on. You speak to me in Arabic and I'll speak to you in English and we'll see how it works. But I did. I wanted to be able to speak to people because language is a construct. Language is about to go to the way of the dodo. If you, if you, if you think that being a translator is going to be around forever. No, it's about to go away because you can translate in real time and it's going to get to the point where you can look at somebody with glasses and you will be able to hear their voice speaking to you in your native language. Going to happen in the next few years. It's going to happen. And language will exist as nothing more than a cultural construct to maintain your culture. That's it. That's it. And it's wonderful, by the way. You want to be able to speak, you know, whatever, you know, it's nice. But. But translation is going away. It's going away. It is. Elon Musk was talking to Davos. He's fascinating, man. If I ever get the chance to interview him, do a long form podcast here. I'm going to. It's fascinating. Listen to this, listen to this. About in. These are the most extraordinary times of our lives. Okay? We have some things happening that are unheard of. Elon Musk is going to build 1000 rockets per year to go into space. Space travel is going to happen in the next few years. You and I'll be able to do it. No problem. No problem. Quantum computing is coming. And when quantum computing happens, you better be ready for it because learns exponentially. Exponentially. Exponentially. And then there's this thing called infinite knowledge, which is real close to God. You, you don't even know. Read about it. Google it, do whatever. But quantum computing gets things done like this. There's no computation. There's no little circle. There's not a beep, beep, beep. Wait, wait, wait. It's. You type it in and it's. It's done. Done. One second. Boom, done, immediately. All the computations, done. Done, Done. I need a cure for cancer. Done. I need, you know, whatever. Done. It's. It's coming. It's coming. And this is moving so exponentially. Oh, my God, it's so glorious. Listen to this about AI and this, this will probably happen sooner than he thinks.