hey stereo and my beautiful stereo family I got a question for y'all what's the worst natural disaster have you ever been in another tornado warning y'all sorry I'm trying to pay attention to the storm I was gonna go live but baby the power keep going in and out I want to change it but um what is the worst natural disaster have you ever been in you know we facing this hurricane is it Ida, Adelia, whatever her name is y'all she causing havoc down here in the coast hope everybody is safe bunker down don't try to get out go sit down somewhere and get cover if you need beer but yeah what's the worst natural disaster have you ever been in drop your comments let me know

Floods and 12 feet of snow, we still gotta move it and get to where we gotta get to, there's no excuses, but stay safe out there guys, stay safe.

As far as natural disasters are concerned, I would have to say probably a typhoon when I was in Korea, when I was in the military back in the day. That probably had to be the worst natural disaster, we were all huddled together in a safe spot, men and women, marines together, and it is what it is, you know what I mean? We had to buckle down and deal with it.

Back in 98 or 99, we got in a really bad, like, tornado. We had a tornado touchdown close to the elementary school where a lot of my friends were going. And it actually struck into a neighborhood and hit every other house. Somehow it passed over our neighborhood and hit the next one next to us.

Hey, so this is Tammy. So the worst natural disaster I've been in was our tornado back in, what was that, like 2010? I'm not even sure, but I've honestly been pretty blessed to not have like my power knocked out or, you know, I've been pretty blessed that all the storms have kind of passed over me. So I'm going to continue to give God grace for the same.

Alright, so 1980s, I lived through the Mount St. Helens volcano eruption. Yes, I am that old. And then I lived through the big huge San Francisco earthquake. Just to turn around and move to Los Angeles and live through that earthquake. And then I'm about to go out east and learn what hurricanes and tornadoes and typhoons and all that BS is all about. Go figure. I'm here for a reason, I guess.

I think one of them was when there was a blackout. I think the blackout was scary, it was really cold, there was no lights, and it happened for such a long time. I can't remember how long, but I remember it well.