probably should have been evacuating a little earlier, but let s find out a little bit more before we make that judgment call. let me ask you this. it s hard to predict where these storms are going. as the conversation i had a moment ago pointed out, the modeling is pretty good. right. but it s modeling. and this storm can turn on a dioxide. on a dime. we saw it here with this storm. we saw it in previous storms. and when you re looking at an assessment when to get people out and when to issue the mandatory evacuation orders and it is not worth taking the risk and take a drive for the day and even having a vacation you plan on going to, is it better to consider a wider area, a wider zone, going forward, given that we just don t know? typically, yes. but again, if you look at the models for this storm, the models 48 hours before the storm hit had it going into the big
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sandra: there is a major problem on tap with a chief supplier of, and dioxide shutting down last month causing a nationwide shortage that could in the last call for some craft beer makers. the bigger breweries have technology to siphon off the crucial gas during the fermentation process but smaller breweries will fall flat in the area which is already for some to close their doors. craft beer considering its recent rise in popularity. i shouldn t say recent. it s been years that craft beer is so big that this is a problem. jon: first baby formula and now beer. sandra: where do you turn? jon: what a mess. sandra: what a mess. bottoms up. to be unprofessional paraglider