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Oh, thanks Herb. Gosh, I can't think of anywhere in Texas I really have ever wanted to visit except for Galveston. I mean, I'm sure there's plenty of beautiful places that I would love to go to and are really cool all around there, but the only one I ever really wanted to put on a bucket list of vacationing would be Galveston for a couple of reasons. reasons one I can just imagine I mean I've seen pictures of course of it but uh what it must be like on it is an island you know kind of city or and it's it kind of blows me away if it's so uh I don't know it's just I've always been attracted to it and not and and one of a really good Glen Campbell song called Galveston used to be one that I used to always always play during my DJ set I used to DJ some country western show, and I always played Galveston, and also, you probably know more about this than I do, but you know you get hurricanes really bad down there, and it's like really dangerous because it's such a, you know, like a fragile place is fragile when it comes to 150 mile an hour winds. I read this book once that described how the method of rating and tracking and predicting hurricanes came out of the huge disaster that occurred in Galveston before they even thought about such things. When, you know, storms would come now and then and kick people's butts but they didn't really, you know, think about it and pray the next one didn't come. But they didn't have anything to monitor at all and it kind of gave birth, I'd heard, I'd read, rather, to, uh, hurricane tracking and awareness of preparation for hurricanes, because it got pounced. Anyway, Herb, thank you very much, and stay safe and, yeah, stay cool down there. All right, W7DBB. Yeah. And, uh, anyone else want to come down and, uh, recheck, check in, tell me to get the hell out of here and go to bed, whatever you like, all right? Come on down.
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