The Leopards Eating Faces and Unlubed Dildo of Consequences Thread

[bolverk 29,672]

Just now, Beantown Express 2.0 said:

I'm not depressed at all.  I do have a simple response to pretty much everyone posting examples of people suffering because of the way they voted.  That response is, "Fuck em all".   I wish for the worst for these people.  In this timeline I am sure somehow, someway nothing bad will happen to those people, and the good people will be the only ones to suffer which sucks.  I hate to have this attitude, but I find it hard to have nothing but negative feelings for people that fucked up the once great country that I loved. 

Yep. It's the bleeding black-hearted liberal way. No sympathy for anyone who sided with Trump or stood on the sidelines during the election. The last time he got into office, I really let it get to me. Not this time. This will either be a teachable moment for the whole country or it won't. Either way, it's all out of my hands anyway.

[Hank_Hill 18,807]

47 minutes ago, InkaUtexas said:

 I would add cooking and basic home skills.

Oh don’t worry. Once they dismantle the DOE I’m sure mandatory tradwife training will be implemented for the girls.

[bad_teammate 13,195]

Whenever life hits you with something so hard that it throws off your perspective, the values you are left with are your values to own.

well you are who you are when you're angry
when you're scared or you're sad or you're bored

If you can only feel compassion when it's easy, it says more about you than it does those you would otherwise feel compassion towards.

I'm talking like a fucking fortune cookie.

[nbmishoid 949]

3 hours ago, Chad Fuck said:

I have a strong affinity for this.  While recognizing that Israel is the only democracy in the ME, for which I have some sympathy, Bibi is a total asshole.

One of the Founding Fathers' great ideas was "let's not bring all that European infighting over HERE. Let's get us a fresh start."   I thought that was somewhat true for the intractable Arab-Israeli conflicts of the last 50 years.  We can argue about who bought it here first, but it seems to be a cancer to the body politic from where I'm standing.  

Given what’s happened in the US, why should anyone care about Israel being a democracy. MAGA only loves because Revalations etc

[Superhero 8,830]

28 minutes ago, Nivek said:

We do to some degree.  My middle school child had interest and compound interest taught in a math class with a finance context included.  

That’s great. Teachers at school teaching basic finance. Dad at home teaching them to fight chimpanzees with their bare hands.

Sounds like a well rounded education. 

Edited November 13 by Superhero

[Hank_Hill 18,807]

1 hour ago, kevwun said:

You need to pull back on how closely you follow politics.  There's no point in making yourself miserable over something we clearly have no control over.  The next 4 years are gonna suck, but they will suck less if you only have a vague idea of what's happening. 

Yea this is where I’m moving towards. I was genuinely considering moving back mainland to be closer to family in the next couple years but now I’m just going to stay out here and disassociate from the regular US for awhile. Focus on helping the Hawaiian medical community as best I can. See where we’re at in 4 years.

[UpperWestside 6,163]

3 hours ago, MotownHorn said:

So many idiot Trump voters are going get hurt in the "find out" phase of this American FAFO

And that’s fair.

[Horn Dog 9,855]

Had some kids over at my house watching Nemo the other night.  I was bored so I sat down to watch it and it ended up being the perfect metaphor for modern times:

A bunch of dip shit youngins decide to fuck around and vote for Trump

 

Adults tell them not to...

 

They do it anyway..

Now everyone is fucked ..

 

So now we sit around and hope the super powerful dipshit is too distracted and lazy to kill us all..

 

But his evil minions will continually fuck with us..

 

And ultimately, even if we survive, we are still fucked..

 

 

[mchookem 16,336]

meh. at a certain point it becomes equally condescending and pointless to look with pity and say 'forgive them, they know not what they do!'

i mean god bless anyone taking specific action, but it's not difficult at all to understand natural instincts.

humans gonna human.

[Dnaguy 11,964]

3 minutes ago, Horn Dog said:

Had some kids over at my house watching Nemo the other night.  I was bored so I sat down to watch it and it ended up being the perfect metaphor for modern times:

A bunch of dip shit youngins decide to fuck around and vote for Trump

 

Adults tell them not to...

 

They do it anyway..

Now everyone is fucked ..

 

So now we sit around and hope the super powerful dipshit is too distracted and lazy to kill us all..

 

But his evil minions will continually fuck with us..

 

And ultimately, even if we survive, we are still fucked..

 

 

Just keep swimming.

[Foosters 17,856]

1 hour ago, Red Five said:

I need to figure out a balance between tuning the fuck out for my sanity, and actually doing something to help. Maybe a monthly donation or something, and going along with my life paying no attention while everything burns to the fucking ground. 

I've cancelled my NY Times and LA Times subs, removed Instagram and reddit my my phone. My profile on this site is all I've really got left and I removed my auto login on my phone as well. Have to do a bit of work to get back on. My goal is to stop by this site maybe 1-2 times a day. 

I got rid of the newspapers before the election, and the social media after.

There is no doubt that Trump and co. are a threat to the nation. But I've done this before. I spent 2016-2020 doom scrolling. Every day was a new "BREAKING" news story in which Trump had broken some norm, betrayed an ally, or broken the law. And what did I do with all of that info? Nothing. Didn't motivate me to volunteer, didn't become politically engaged. I just internalized it and it would impact my day-to-do. Part of it was always thinking the "next" scandal would finally wake up my old friends, classic conservatives, and the body politic. Then the resulting frustration and disbelief that none of it mattered. 

I actually found the 2020 election perhaps the most demoralizing of them all. I was certain that after 4 years of Trump we'd see a collective repudiation. Nope. Election wasn't called for a couple of days due the margins in the swing states. That's what did it for me. I gave up any and all hope that our future is a place I want to be a part of. This most recent election was more a confirmation of my fears than a surprise. In a weird way, giving up hope has been freeing. Its only been a week since the election, but despite the turn for the worse in the news, I've had a lovely week. My phone pretty much stays in my pocket unless I'm texting or calling someone. Started carrying my Kindle with me again. Would recommend. 

So anyways, I'm done. Done reading the news. Done paying attention. I've lived in a foreign country that was, at the time, ruled by an autocratic dictator. Did I spend my days thinking about the erosions of the rule of law or the dissidents that were being tortured and killed? Nope. Just went about my day. Enjoyed life. I can certainly do the same here. 

So, burn it down. Or don't. Whatever. 

[Evil Bill Obrien 3,284]

21 minutes ago, Hank_Hill said:

Oh don’t worry. Once they dismantle the DOE I’m sure mandatory tradwife training will be implemented for the girls.

Gonna be some awesome sandwiches made the next few years at least...

[Pancho 44,803]

THIS IS WHAT YOU WANTED!

 

[Hank Kingsley 20,939]

1 minute ago, Evil Bill Obrien said:

Gonna be some awesome sandwiches made the next few years at least...

Hopefully we get through a few years of enjoying those sandwiches before the listeria eventually kills us. 

 

 

[Ghost of LL 15,531]

9 minutes ago, Foosters said:

I've cancelled my NY Times and LA Times subs, removed Instagram and reddit my my phone. My profile on this site is all I've really got left and I removed my auto login on my phone as well. Have to do a bit of work to get back on. My goal is to stop by this site maybe 1-2 times a day. 

I got rid of the newspapers before the election, and the social media after.

There is no doubt that Trump and co. are a threat to the nation. But I've done this before. I spent 2016-2020 doom scrolling. Every day was a new "BREAKING" news story in which Trump had broken some norm, betrayed an ally, or broken the law. And what did I do with all of that info? Nothing. Didn't motivate me to volunteer, didn't become politically engaged. I just internalized it and it would impact my day-to-do. Part of it was always thinking the "next" scandal would finally wake up my old friends, classic conservatives, and the body politic. Then the resulting frustration and disbelief that none of it mattered. 

I actually found the 2020 election perhaps the most demoralizing of them all. I was certain that after 4 years of Trump we'd see a collective repudiation. Nope. Election wasn't called for a couple of days due the margins in the swing states. That's what did it for me. I gave up any and all hope that our future is a place I want to be a part of. This most recent election was more a confirmation of my fears than a surprise. In a weird way, giving up hope has been freeing. Its only been a week since the election, but despite the turn for the worse in the news, I've had a lovely week. My phone pretty much stays in my pocket unless I'm texting or calling someone. Started carrying my Kindle with me again. Would recommend. 

So anyways, I'm done. Done reading the news. Done paying attention. I've lived in a foreign country that was, at the time, ruled by an autocratic dictator. Did I spend my days thinking about the erosions of the rule of law or the dissidents that were being tortured and killed? Nope. Just went about my day. Enjoyed life. I can certainly do the same here. 

So, burn it down. Or don't. Whatever. 

You're not alone brother.

This is where a lot of people are, myself included.  All you need to do is look at CNN's ratings.  Look at the Washington Post's subscription numbers.  People are tuning out.  And they need to do so for their basic mental health.

And this is where we'll get scolded because that's exactly how the autocrat wins--by getting people to tune out rather than stand up for their principles and resist.

But at the same time, I just don't care.  I don't care about this country, and I care even less about it's people.  They can all go to the devil for all I care.  

[Nivek 16,930]

10 minutes ago, Hank Kingsley said:

Hopefully we get through a few years of enjoying those sandwiches before the listeria eventually kills us. 

 

 

Well, don't worry, Brain Worms Kennedy is on the job, I am sure he won't be easily duped, and I am sure the food and drug supply will be adapted to new industry standards.   

[Nivek 16,930]

Just now, Ghost of LL said:

You're not alone brother.

This is where a lot of people are, myself included.  All you need to do is look at CNN's ratings.  Look at the Washington Post's subscription numbers.  People are tuning out.  And they need to do so for their basic mental health.

And this is where we'll get scolded because that's exactly how the autocrat wins--by getting people to tune out rather than stand up for their principles and resist.

But at the same time, I just don't care.  I don't care about this country, and I care even less about it's people.  They can all go to the devil for all I care.  

yeah that old adage about evil winning and good men doing nothing isn't very complete.  The good men were run out and marginalized.   The Fairness Doctrine was more critical than anyone in modern times imagined.  

[Dnaguy 11,964]

15 minutes ago, Pancho said:

THIS IS WHAT YOU WANTED!

 

If only there was a way we could have prevented Trump from gaining power.

But alas.

[Evil Bill Obrien 3,284]

11 minutes ago, Nivek said:

yeah that old adage about evil winning and good men doing nothing isn't very complete.  The good men were run out and marginalized.   The Fairness Doctrine was more critical than anyone in modern times imagined.  

Think the adage from the Mel Brooks classic Spaceballs is much more applicable these days:

[BrickHorn 18,234]

1 hour ago, Ghost of LL said:

You profess to be all pissed off at @Brisketexan because he said he'd welcome the Palestinians getting genocided on an internet message board.

Right. Because before last Tuesday, that is exactly how every reasonable person would react to some unhinged jackass posting pro-genocide rants on the internet. Some of y'all just decided to stop acting human after the election.

[bluto 4,929]

Just now, BrickHorn said:

Right. Because before last Tuesday, that is exactly how every reasonable person would react to some unhinged jackass posting pro-genocide rants on the internet. Some of y'all just decided to stop acting human after the election.

Think you mean most of the country. 

[SydneyCarton 48,106]

20 minutes ago, Ghost of LL said:

You're not alone brother.

This is where a lot of people are, myself included.  All you need to do is look at CNN's ratings.  Look at the Washington Post's subscription numbers.  People are tuning out.  And they need to do so for their basic mental health.

And this is where we'll get scolded because that's exactly how the autocrat wins--by getting people to tune out rather than stand up for their principles and resist.

But at the same time, I just don't care.  I don't care about this country, and I care even less about it's people.  They can all go to the devil for all I care.  

That's like scolding someone for putting ice on their hand after they got burned. The damage is done. The fight is over. At least until there's another kind of fighting, if that ever happens. It's stupid to look at this cabinet and the project 2025 shit coming to the forefront now in plain sight and think otherwise. People scolding us now, lolz. 

[mchookem 16,336]

3 minutes ago, BrickHorn said:

Right. Because before last Tuesday, that is exactly how every reasonable person would react to some unhinged jackass posting pro-genocide rants on the internet. Some of y'all just decided to stop acting human after the election.

everyone in here is acting perfectly human. 

[Firemans4Horn 18,049]

1 hour ago, bolverk said:

Yep. It's the bleeding black-hearted liberal way. No sympathy for anyone who sided with Trump or stood on the sidelines during the election. The last time he got into office, I really let it get to me. Not this time. This will either be a teachable moment for the whole country or it won't. Either way, it's all out of my hands anyway.

Same. Spent the last 9 year invested in politics on a daily basis. Did it make my life better in any way? Hell no. Deleted all the political podcasts/substacks/emails that I invested time in.
 

Spending the next 4 year with my head down focused on growing my business and being a better husband, dad and friend. 

[wildcat09 29,354]

25 minutes ago, Ghost of LL said:

You're not alone brother.

This is where a lot of people are, myself included.  All you need to do is look at CNN's ratings.  Look at the Washington Post's subscription numbers.  People are tuning out.  And they need to do so for their basic mental health.

And this is where we'll get scolded because that's exactly how the autocrat wins--by getting people to tune out rather than stand up for their principles and resist.

But at the same time, I just don't care.  I don't care about this country, and I care even less about it's people.  They can all go to the devil for all I care.  

I don't think CNN's ratings or NYT's or WaPo's subscriptions declining will necessarily be indicative of people tuning out. I think people realize those institutions are fascist collaborators and want to get their information elsewhere. I do think a lot of people don't want to repeat 2017-2020 and want to figure a different way to approach things this time and that may look different from obsessively following mainstream media. 

[BrickHorn 18,234]

17 minutes ago, mchookem said:

everyone in here is acting perfectly human. 

Touché. That is unfortunately very true.

[Pancho 44,803]

There was something I saw this morning that said the ratings of CNN and MSNBC are down nearly 50% since October. But Fox News ratings?

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Up 21%

 

 

 

 

 

[Dnaguy 11,964]

1 minute ago, Pancho said:

There was something I saw this morning that said the ratings of CNN and MSNBC are down nearly 50% since October. But Fox News ratings?

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Up 21%

 

 

 

 

 

Everyone likes a winner.

 

But ditching legacy media with no real replacement for a counter message also has its downside.

Fox isn’t going away. So the state media channel remains. This reaches the olds.

And the right wing social media podosphere also continues.

The left does need to build some sort of counter culture to highlight the hypocrisy of legacy media first and then go after the right second. 

You can’t replace something with nothing.

And yet I don’t have what that something is so I’m no real help.

[6th Street 6,403]

 

[DDD Dad 14,339]

3 hours ago, BrickHorn said:

Your take is not “more nuanced.” It’s just less informed. You’re deliberately ignoring the words he directly responded to, which make the meaning of “it” explicitly clear. 

I don't know why you keep arguing with me about this.  I had a take on his comment.  You have your own take on it.  I've already told you several times I'm not defending him regardless of what he meant.

Continuing to argue with me over this just makes you look like an asshole.

[DDD Dad 14,339]

26 minutes ago, 6th Street said:

 

[tx 3 putt 76,958]

faces of vets are high on the list ….

 

[G650 14,256]

https://www.businessinsider.com/companies-raising-prices-trump-tariffs-inflation-goods-getting-more-expensive-2024-11?utm_source=reddit.com

 

[Nivek 16,930]

8 minutes ago, G650 said:

https://www.businessinsider.com/companies-raising-prices-trump-tariffs-inflation-goods-getting-more-expensive-2024-11?utm_source=reddit.com

 

libural rag. 

[Nivek 16,930]

3 hours ago, tx 3 putt said:

knocked up his side piece, check

christian bro tats, check 

 

I thought these people hated Catholics?  

[Prepuce of Doom 21,073]

34 minutes ago, Nivek said:

I thought these people hated Catholics?  

These people are generally incapable of nuance or anything approaching cognitive dissonance. 

Edited November 14 by Prepuce of Doom

[Born to Run 6,569]

4 hours ago, tx 3 putt said:

knocked up his side piece, check

christian bro tats, check 

 

Another data point that we voluntarily elected an anti christ.

[C-Man 27,227]

2 hours ago, wildcat09 said:

I don't think CNN's ratings or NYT's or WaPo's subscriptions declining will necessarily be indicative of people tuning out. I think people realize those institutions are fascist collaborators and want to get their information elsewhere. I do think a lot of people don't want to repeat 2017-2020 and want to figure a different way to approach things this time and that may look different from obsessively following mainstream media. 

 

2 hours ago, Dnaguy said:

Everyone likes a winner.

 

But ditching legacy media with no real replacement for a counter message also has its downside.

Fox isn’t going away. So the state media channel remains. This reaches the olds.

And the right wing social media podosphere also continues.

The left does need to build some sort of counter culture to highlight the hypocrisy of legacy media first and then go after the right second. 

You can’t replace something with nothing.

And yet I don’t have what that something is so I’m no real help.

I beg to differ a little bit with wildcat and agree with DNA. I admittedly spent time in the news game and have a journalism degree. I wouldn't call WaPo or the NYT "fascist collaborators" really. Leadership really let us down but more than anything, they failed in doing their civic duty in letting somebody like Trump and his endless stream of bullshit go unchecked. For the first time in this nation's history, one candidate (and now cult party) weren't playing by any of the rules that were adhered to for the first 250 years of this nation's existence. They're used to people playing by the rules. MAGA doesn't do that. Add in something like FOX News which isn't a news organization and never was. It's a propaganda machine that was created to combat a perceived liberal media slant.

The answer isn't to create the liberal version of Fox News. That won't work, certainly not on those that could possibly see the shit sandwich we're all about to be served and perhaps stray slightly to other sources of news. They aren't all of a sudden tuning into hyper-partisan liberal media. I think the "old guard" institutions need to decide to get in the fight -- the real fight -- or die of obsolescence.

It's been a long day with body blow after body blow so what the fuck do I know really? I'm just stressed to the gills thinking about the next two years at a min before we can hopefully start cutting into the MAGA/GOP cabal in the legislatures. I just hope there's a country left to save at that point.

[Beantown Express 2.0 6,559]

6 minutes ago, C-Man said:

 

I beg to differ a little bit with wildcat and agree with DNA. I admittedly spent time in the news game and have a journalism degree. I wouldn't call WaPo or the NYT "fascist collaborators" really. Leadership really let us down but more than anything, they failed in doing their civic duty in letting somebody like Trump and his endless stream of bullshit go unchecked. For the first time in this nation's history, one candidate (and now cult party) weren't playing by any of the rules that were adhered to for the first 250 years of this nation's existence. They're used to people playing by the rules. MAGA doesn't do that. Add in something like FOX News which isn't a news organization and never was. It's a propaganda machine that was created to combat a perceived liberal media slant.

The answer isn't to create the liberal version of Fox News. That won't work, certainly not on those that could possibly see the shit sandwich we're all about to be served and perhaps stray slightly to other sources of news. They aren't all of a sudden tuning into hyper-partisan liberal media. I think the "old guard" institutions need to decide to get in the fight -- the real fight -- or die of obsolescence.

It's been a long day with body blow after body blow so what the fuck do I know really? I'm just stressed to the gills thinking about the next two years at a min before we can hopefully start cutting into the MAGA/GOP cabal in the legislatures. I just hope there's a country left to save at that point.

I read this while looking at your avatar and I think you legit drained energy from me.  

[Captainant 27,668]

40 minutes ago, C-Man said:

I beg to differ a little bit with wildcat and agree with DNA. I admittedly spent time in the news game and have a journalism degree. I wouldn't call WaPo or the NYT "fascist collaborators" really.

NYT has a proud history of spiking the football way too early

Some may argue that repeated pattern of behavior makes it not really matter if they're pro fascist or not, since they're making room for the fascists to make their moves by giving cover to polite society to ignore the problem. 

[C-Man 27,227]

I read this while looking at your avatar and I think you legit drained energy from me.  

[gmr548 16,580]

11 hours ago, Goofyboy said:

Not sure if this should go here or not, as it’s just for Texas. But, I hope everyone is REAL happy in their marriage. This is being filed for 2025 session.

Another Vasut bill would make Texas one of four states that allow “covenant marriage,” a legal arrangement that has been favored by some conservative Christians, including U.S. House Speaker Mike Johnson. Under House Bill 931, both parties would have to agree to a divorce in order for a court to grant it. Before that, they’d also have to undergo at least five hours of counseling by a member of the clergy or a licensed mental health professional.

Would that be for all marriage/the default option, or would that just allow nutjobs to enter into a more stringent arrangement if they both consent?

I mean, I know it's a slippery slope either way but there is a distinction.

[Superhero 8,830]

11 hours ago, G650 said:

 

 

All the pro-Trump subcontractors I’ve talked will be holding their butts in January.

NGL, our SoCal group is struggling a bit because a few projects, about $600M worth were put on hold, because… interest rates.

At this point, we might as well just archive those because they probably won’t be back before the next midterm election. 

[gmr548 16,580]

7 hours ago, Hank_Hill said:

Yea this is where I’m moving towards. I was genuinely considering moving back mainland to be closer to family in the next couple years but now I’m just going to stay out here and disassociate from the regular US for awhile. Focus on helping the Hawaiian medical community as best I can. See where we’re at in 4 years.

Wife's had some bouts of homesickness after relocating out of TX earlier this year. On election night, in the window where it was pretty clear Harris was going to come up short in the Sun Belt but there was some hope to hold out for the Blue Wall, I remarked on the returns in Texas and Florida (Trump +9 in TX and +13 in FL at the time).

"We are never fucking moving back." It was a really sad moment. 

I'm more or less with you. No interest in riding out a second Trump term in TX. WA is a state that's grown a lot over the last 10-20 years and is only going to be more attractive to those looking to get out of red states - to say nothing of climate change - in the coming years. I feel like the most productive thing I can do is lean into building community here and trying to contribute to making things better at the local/state level.

And Canada's only a couple hours away.

[flatdawgs 1,278]

10 minutes ago, gmr548 said:

Wife's had some bouts of homesickness after relocating out of TX earlier this year. On election night, in the window where it was pretty clear Harris was going to come up short in the Sun Belt but there was some hope to hold out for the Blue Wall, I remarked on the returns in Texas and Florida (Trump +9 in TX and +13 in FL at the time).

"We are never fucking moving back." It was a really sad moment. 

I'm more or less with you. No interest in riding out a second Trump term in TX. WA is a state that's grown a lot over the last 10-20 years and is only going to be more attractive to those looking to get out of red states - to say nothing of climate change - in the coming years. I feel like the most productive thing I can do is lean into building community here and trying to contribute to making things better at the local/state level.

And Canada's only a couple hours away.

All in all, it's a good place. If you can make it through one winter, you're a local. Get out and explore the state - and welcome.

[workswithseed 2,106]

5 minutes ago, flatdawgs said:

All in all, it's a good place. If you can make it through one winter, you're a local. Get out and explore the state - and welcome.

Depends what side of the Cascades, could be over in Wenatchee, or something to the East.

D3 is a must @gmr548

[gmr548 16,580]

10 minutes ago, flatdawgs said:

All in all, it's a good place. If you can make it through one winter, you're a local. Get out and explore the state - and welcome.

Appreciate it. SIL/BIL lived here already so it's nice to have our people to show us the ropes.

Ain't paying no $80/day in rent or whatever it is to hang out inside like I still live in Houston, that's for sure. Summer was great and fall's been surprisingly lovely, actually. A little worried about the dead of winter in Jan-March when fall color and holidays are over, football winds down, and it's been dark for a couple months with plenty more to go, but cross that bridge when we get there.

3 minutes ago, workswithseed said:

Depends what side of the Cascades, could be over in Wenatchee, or something to the East.

D3 is a must @gmr548

D3? Educate my rube Texpat mind.

[workswithseed 2,106]

2 minutes ago, gmr548 said:

Appreciate it. SIL/BIL lived here already so it's nice to have our people to show us the ropes.

Ain't paying no $80/day in rent or whatever it is to hang out inside like I still live in Houston, that's for sure. Summer was great and fall's been surprisingly lovely, actually. A little worried about the dead of winter in Jan-March when fall color and holidays are over, football winds down, and it's been dark for a couple months with plenty more to go, but cross that bridge when we get there.

D3? Educate my rube Texpat mind.

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3 minutes ago, workswithseed said:

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Yeah I don't know what I thought you were referring to, but it wasn't the vitamin lol. So I've heard, though.

[workswithseed 2,106]

5 minutes ago, gmr548 said:

Yeah I don't know what I thought you were referring to, but it wasn't the vitamin lol. So I've heard, though.

Definitely, an asshole I may be, but it was torture my first year. I seriously was depressed. I don't want that for anyone going through winter up here.