This is the relevant podcast.

It's episode 1228, and it's the relevant podcast here in Orlando, sunny, cool, but not cold, Orlando, Florida.

I'm your host, Cameron Strang, joining me from Loverland, Virginia. It's Jesse Carey.

We're clean and cool, I would say, this morning. We had the most disappointing snowstorm of all time this weekend.

And from Nashville, where it is a tundra for the last two weeks, are... this morning. We had the most disappointing snowstorm of all time this weekend.

And from Nashville, where it is a tundra for the last two weeks, are literally recording in a snuggy. It's our managing editor downtown Emily Road. Listen, I'm pretty proud of the way that I've

layered myself up in an actual snowstorm for being a Texas girl. So, Jesse, she's not recording now in a snuggy, but I'm telling you every time we video

chatted in the last two weeks.

Like, she's reluctant when I send the video chat, like I want to do a screen share or something.

She's reluctant to, it's like there's like an extra 20 seconds before she jumps on.

And then boom, she fills the screen and she is wearing full blankets she's as she's cocooned herself in some sort of sleeping bag situation is so funny to me listen it's not a snuggie it's a comfy which is like a wearable flee sweatshirt okay a? A wearable sleeping back is what...

Well, frankly, I'm jealous.

We were supposed to get a big snowstorm here, and everyone, you know, adults to children

alike were prepping for a good old-fashioned snow day, you know?

Yeah, we talked about it, the sledding and stuff, a couple, we talked about it last

week.

So it didn't, it didn't fulfill your wildest dreams.

Everyone woke up that morning.

And it was a dust, a light dusting overnight.

Certainly not enough to play in, you know, in any way.

Like, I had multiple text, these are from adults, you know, who were planning on different

activities for everyone, just absolutely devastated that there was no snow. I mean, later in the

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