30 Minutes Changed Our Woods For Years to Come

[@comlbbeau]

So glad to see no significant damage to your buildings and equipment. There's no predictability of Mother Nature. The EF-4 tornado that came through Newnan, GA two years ago (March of 2021) came within 1/2 mile of my property. I had zero trees down, yet others had their entire homes wiped out. I know y'all are thankful and sympathetic to those less fortunate.

[@jaredoemig5791]

Forester from Wisconsin here. We had a straight-line windstorm similar to how this sounds back in the summer of 2019. Loggers across most of the central and northeast part of the state are still working on salvage jobs from that one 4 hour storm. That aside, windstorms like this are how forests have naturally regenerated themselves for centuries. Natural disturbance is the term for this and wildfires are another example. Certain tree species thrive off of large scale disturbances like this and are usually the first to repopulate the forest, such as popple, birch, and red maple, (not sure if you have much of those in your area or not). As scary and powerful as nature can be, it also manages to maintain biodiversity on the landscape. Just thought I would share. Glad to hear you guys had no structural damage or injuries as a result!

[@zackhaller6117]

Luckily the canopies were not full, would have been much worse! Firewood for 5 years now. Glad you are all safe!!!

[@jerryhoschouer5131]

So sorry y’all have to deal with that but even with all that damage you folks were blessed no buildings or equipment was damaged.

[@craigb9489]

Wow! That's a lot of trees down. On the bright side, you will have firewood for many years to come. The bad news is your clearing project is now going to be 5X the amount of work cutting, clearing and burning brush piles. Good luck and glad everything and everyone are safe and sound.

[@larrypalmer2415]

Good to see Melissa, a real Morgan Gem.....🥰

[@larrypalmer2415]

And I mean that in a fatherly sort of way........

[@terrygroce1594]

That is a lot of work created for you. Fun times in the woods. Glad no one was harmed from this.

[@stupiddems9422]

Hiya Mike and Melissa and KIN! You had some fun down there in Pennsylvania, we had ANOTHER 13" of snow on our hills here in our neck of the woods Alaska... got a couple weeks more of this at our elevation... its still -25 to -30 at night (20-21 hrs. during this time of year still) and -5 to -15 during the day (if you can call it day)... Should be getting more daylight time around the 15th and will gradually gain 8-16 minutes more daylight per day there after until we hit twilight at midnight! We used to get avalanches (before I was hatched in 1948), it stopped because my father stepped up the inter face of our inner valley every 300' up and cut into the hills 600' leveled completely around the valley...At 1800' up, he then leveled it off and had a gradual incline up to 3200 ft. creating the now deep bottom lake we have today... At 4000' its again cut in at a 10 degree cut into the last 600-1950 elevation around the valley angled do toward the north end of our valley where it flows down to the lake below every level angles towards the northern hill (mountain at 6320') That hill/mountain is shared with my eldest daughters In-laws (her mother in law her father in-law passed a few years back) but that's another rant... anyways there is a cleft in the 3rd hill on the eastern side of the valley at 3200' in which we have our first pumping station to pump water down into the eastern water basin (7 holding ponds for our tree plots and our summer food plots and water for our neighboring homesteaders)...This is primarily for our fisheries for our lake, but is also to keep the basin from flooding like in the past and then going arid due to VERY LITTLE rainfall... SNOW is our friend when its not trying to bury us...as always Family, Faith, Freedom Always...Keep yourselves safe from them wackos y'all have!

[@dancox5572]

Mother nature has a weird way of dealing with things.☄ Sure glad your home and family are well. I was 19 years old when the ice storm of 1998 hammered our community and the Ottawa valley and proceeded east devastating lower Quebec and upper new York. People perished literally freezing to death. Sad, but true how it helps to bring people back to primordial instincts with resolve and neighborly concern in mind. Keep your chin up ✌. Y'all certainly don't strike me as folks who would be deterred from a jag of wind. God Bless and stay safe. My son and I look forward to your positive content. ❤from 🇨🇦

[@jacklachman5304]

Good afternoon everyone out there in OWTM video land…OH WOW 😯 So thankful yinz are safe & no damage to you house,building or wood yard… it stinks about the tree losses but as Mike has schooled us many times… they’ll grow back 🌳. Hoping WV property didn’t get tore up. Stay safe y’all Have a Day Hello Hunter 😊

[@waynechaffee2138]

M & M, I have been a part of your KZbin channel for a long time now. I feel some of your loss there in your woods. Kate and I have some woods we use as a camp. I feel affected by wind damage or damage at the hands of emerald ash borers. All this being said, I am so glad nobody was injured. I do have a couple of saws, would be happy to donate some time to help in clean up efforts.

[@brandonspeed3142]

Glad y’all are ok. E TN here and I’ve already cut over 30 trees, mostly pine that uprooted or broke off. More to continue cleaning up. That line of storms was no joke. We were lucky in that only had some pasture fences damaged. God bless y’all and have a great day.

[@Jeff.q]

HERE in Central Missouri in the past 3 weeks we have had wind storms oh 😢 4 of 35 to 53 mph add to that well over 13 inches of rain this morning took me 3 plus hours clearing front yard of limb debris and 3 days back tornado went 20 miles west of here Bless you all Morgan family❤

[@Big-John]

Wow that's a lot of trees down or busted! Glad you didn't have any damaged buildings! Yes your set for firewood for a long time.... Keep up the great work 👍

[@alstammers]

Here in Northeast PA we had a microburst go through our 80 acre woodlot 3 years ago and uprooted 100s of trees: Oaks, maples , cherry and 100 foot white pines. It took us 3 years, and the purchase of a Kubota U35-4, to open up all our trails. Easily 700 cord of firewood. Purchased a MS661 to tackle a few massive white oak (40 inch DBH). Thank goodness for your equipment which will help immensely. Glad to hear no one was hurt. Will open up pockets for new growth at least.

[@hugostiglitz8465]

If I harvested as many trees as Mike I'd just get a harvesting head on a piece of heavy equipment and be done with it. No need to fell trees manually when there's equipment that can do it quicker and safer.. just my thoughts on the subject.

[@florencecampbell774]

Sorry your trees are damaged, so blessed your lives have been protected.Sometimes we have to look at things in.perspective.🌺🌺

[@lloydpainter1701]

I can relate! We have over 100 trees down and many, many branches hung up. It’s a mess and I’m too old to tackle it. Good luck with yours. Just think of all the firewood and other wood products you have ready to process. Job security! 17:11

[@paulfrew6291]

Wow, mother nature has her own plan glad you are safe and real damage to your houses and equipment stay safe

[@larrygarner6722]

Mike and Melissa we are glad you and the family are safe and no damage on your homes. Sometimes we forget just how powerful the wind can be. We are in Forney Texas which is about 20 miles east of Dallas. We have timber in Henderson Texas which is in east Texas that we planted over 30 years ago and ice storms and heavy wind can really do some damage.

[@nancybrown2700]

All I could think was that it is great you have all the equipment and skills to gradually clean up and harvest the damaged and fallen tress yet so much remains your woods will still be beautiful come summer.

[@robertdendooven7258]

I know it is sad to see so many trees down, but no structure damage is good. Now I will get to see on this channel what I like to see most. That is you out in your woods cutting timber. It sure looks like a whole family project for the near future.

[@WrightCustomTimberandArms]

We are in WV and had similar results. Lots of trees down with one taking out or electric into the house. Lucky for us we have a house generator which has proved to be worth its weight in gold with all the power outages we have. Great video...thanks for sharing!!!

[@jamesussery1181]

Glad you didn't have damage to your house or structures and your family stayed safe. You definitely had some Oklahoma type winds. Hope the power is back on soon. Thanks for sharing.

[@mr.soundtek5793]

Yes, count your blessings. In Indiana where I'm from, the death toll is up to 19 from the same storm systems. We escaped damage around my home except a few trees. We never lost power but several people around us did lose it. Stay safe!

[@dougfingerson]

Wow, now you have more work. Glad it was just trees. I have the same thing on the farm here in Wisconsin. Every year there's trees die or get blowen over. Last year I had more the 15 pines lost to 70 MPH wind in December 2021

[@oldmanfred8676]

Mike I would cut the rootball trees from the bottom up a third a couple of times and then finish from the top. The stump will set right back up. On my place I wait for the rootball to freeze in the ground and cut them in the Winter. They tip back in the next Spring.

[@techauthor324]

Glad y'all are safe. Linear winds can be as bad as twisters because they blow for longer in a single direction. It would be interesting to know how wide that storm was because, if the wind with you was from the south, somewhere to to the west of you, trees are likely blown down in the opposite direction.

[@mrbibstoo]

Mike and Melissa, Looks like you've got a little, make that a lot work ahead of you, for quite awhile.😓.😓.😓(I don't think that you will have any trouble creating content for some time to come.) I'm amazed that the Mini-Cabin endured the storm, especially when you consider the size of the trees lost, in comparison toe the size of the posts on the cabin, plus the surface area catching the wind. Just think how much worse it would have been if the trees were leafed out, the added resistance would have been devastating. The power of the wind is truly amazing. Seems like the southeast has really seen some tough times with all of the storms this year. My heart goes out to all of those families adversely affected by the weather this year. Makes me wonder why anyone would continue to rebuild in those conditions. We've seen similar wind damage here in Oregon, in the past decade, however that's not usually the case. 💥💥💥Big shout out to Hunter.... This must have been very upsetting for him, along with the loss of the power. 😕😧😱

[@waynebarnett7467]

Afternoon Mike. I’m about 110 miles due west of you guys , we got the same thing here. Lots of damage. Trees , buildings. Two Saturday's in a row. I’ll never forget May 31 1985.

[@stevemartinez6757]

Here in north Florida we have had trees down like that after a hurricane, especially in the lower part of our property where it's a bit wetter. It's amazing the power of nature. Glad everyone is safe!

[@steveayotte8908]

If I was retired,I would go down and offer you some help for a weekend,best of luck,glad y'all safe

[@grumpygus9942]

Looks like y’all had a down burst. It can have winds of 100 miles per hour. Blessed to not have buildings damaged.

[@paulmollise1856]

I had that happen in my woods about 40 miles southeast of your place about 10 years ago, had it logged, widowmakers were everywhere and the 4 loggers that looked at it sad the trees should have been harvested sooner to avoid the mess that took me about 3 years to clear up, learned my lesson not wanting to cut down the big trees.

[@jims3650]

WOW Mike! I had the same thing happen a few year back when we had straight winds came over my farm and about 70 pines went down. It took me weeks to just get my trails open and I had to hire someone to come and clear a lot of the pines . Good thing that it did not hit your home and the equipment.

[@jameshalliday412]

Looks rough but the family, house, buildings and toys all made it ok. I could believe until we bought our own property how healthy trees with no leaves will break in half 30 feet in the air during a wind storm. Lots of cleanup after this one. Stay safe and Keep up the great work!

[@evilbrat5376]

Real happy to see the Morgan Family survived that Wind Storm you had. Boy there was a bunch of wind damage you had. What a bundle of wood down you have - clean-city for you. Wonder how West Vergina held up and what if any damage it received. Fingers crossed for when ya get there and look around. Stay safe and grounded. Later

[@randywaite4573]

Yes indeed you now have 4 to 5 years firewood with what you had purchased and downed from the wind storm. about 3 years ago we had a Derecho wind storm and lost about 15 big trees on my small 2 acres either topped or ripped out of the ground very similar to what you have there. The hardest part is removing trees that are hung up in tops of other trees. Had to pull trees out with tractor to git them on the ground. Are power was out for 5 days. Glad no one was hurt.

[@bobraymond6135]

You are going to be in the woods a lot this summer. What a storm that must have been. Glad all are safe

[@2020Tundra]

Sad to see the carnage on your property. So glad you didn’t have any damage to your house and buildings. Looks like you have lots of clean up work ahead of you. Hope your West Virginia property doesn’t have similar damage. Keep us posted 👍

[@bobpurs]

Sad to see that many trees down/lost. Well Mike you’ll stay busy for awhile just cutting all that up. You said yesterday you like having things to do. Glad you guys are ok and no damage to building or equipment

[@loco4501]

Really glad yall are safe and sound! For the last two Friday nights here in north alabama we have had tornadoes come within half mile of us and there are close to 50-60 big old oaks just blown down along with all kinds of southern pine trees etc. Wish I wasnt so old I would have a royal ball cutting it all up for firewood and lumber.

[@waynetanguay6640]

Glad everyone is safe. Not sure what was on the schedule for projects but it has just been adjusted. Good Luck in WV.

[@davidsonfamily5657]

Sorry to see your loss, but at least you've got the tools, energy and skills to do tidy it up. And a market for the firewood. Good luck. John

[@jeffreyl.parrish9022]

Nature was helping you with your clearing project.

[@robertrichter6936]

Mike glad to see everyone is ok & your structures survived without damage. I had 31 acres heavily wooded near Wellsboro,Pa. in 2010 we had a straight line wind event lost 80 +trees either up rooted them or broke them off 1/2 up,wind from the south mostly cherry,R-oaks.

[@007twm]

I'm glad nobody was injured or worse. I remember a twister that ripped thru Middlesex Twp. on Rte. 8 many years ago. It just missed the motorcycle shop where a friend worked. Also just a few years ago one tore thru our neighborhood and took away a neighbor's shed never to be found. The path then went down the Parkway West to the back side of Mount Washington where it did a bunch of residential damage. You just never know. Good luck on your clearing the downed trees.

[@keiths.6251]

We got the wind here in Knoxville TN and we have the same trees down all around our property. It's going to take about a month to clean up the mess just glad you all are safe and no real damage stay strong and keep moving forward.

[@maraudermitchelli]

Welcome to my world omg you have much work ahead. All your equipment will be put to good use 😊

[@edmioduszewski7587]

It looks like our 50 acre woods up here in Erie County. I walked through our woods and we have dozens of trees uprooted tops snapped off. Like you said, carnage everywhere. I need you and your equipment to come north for a couple of days.😊

[@davidmerkel1874]

Had 3 days in the past week winds of 25 plus wind today also, still praying for the family have a day

[@MacBailey]

I am in SE Ohio, and we got the winds, but not near the tree damage this time. I got all of mine a year ago with and ice storm and wind. The cherry trees and some of the tall pines do not do well if the ground is saturated down some and then the winds come. The area near the mini cabin seems to be a small valley leading up to the ridge top so that may have acted like a funnel to concentrate the winds even more there. One thing I learned the hard way is that some of those tangles of several trees down can have some really bad side loading and the tree trunk can pop sideways when cut. Just got bruised but if I had been closer would have probably broken my leg. Tangle downed trees have some weird and unpredictable stresses. I have gotten to cut most of the way through on some and doing the release cut with my electric pole saw so I am further away if something unpredictable happens. I sell a little firewood, but like you I won't need any logs for quite some time.

[@olddawgdreaming5715]

Thank GOD you're all safe and escaped most of the destruction in your area. You'll have more of a stock pile of firewood to come. Clean up will keep you and the family busy for a while. Sure hope you don't have this much down in W Va. Stay safe and keep up the great videos and have a little fun when you can. Fred.

[@marvindiamonjr.9631]

I live in northern Minnesota, and this winter we had maybe three storms with very high winds. There are trees busted off halfway up all over my property. It will take forever to clean them all up. Lots of firewood, though! I started making trails last year to access the entire forty acres. Looks like I'll be needing them! Looks like you've got a lot of work on your hands, too.

[@billiebrew2185]

Up here in central Butler county we also had straight line winds from the south. My neighbors vinyl fence ( just like the one you filmed) took a big hit and was blown in pieces. It was the strongest wind I’ve ever experienced.I remember the tornadoes in 85 and how the sky was a greenish color. You can’t stop Mother Nature, just regroup, clean up and go on living the dream. Thanks for sharing the video!

[@dmears5937]

Looks like a TON of wood or more for you. Glad no structure damage! York, ME USA

[@robertvandalsem94]

Glad to hear you and your family are fine. My sister had some damage around her place in Butler. The same storm system also did damage here in middle Tennessee, we have several trees down also. Stay safe and God bless you and your family Mike.

[@ChefMikeMoses]

During Hurricane Juan, I had straight winds go through a "small gully" and knock the trees down like match sticks. The topography most likely contributed to accelerated winds. Glad you guys are safe and you don't have to dig out the roots. Also, I highly recommend Whole Home Power Generator, 10K suffices for me, and it is great. Power can go out here for days at a time. Take Care.

[@dmorgan28]

Sorry you guys had so much damage. But we’re so glad that everybody is alright. We had a bunch of shingles blow off a new roof, but thank God were ok. Such wind. My goodness. Hope your WV property is ok. 👍❤️

[@johnaddis1022]

Glad everyone is safe, lots of work to do but you did comment you liked to stay busy! guess this wasn't the kind of busy you were wishing for. That big cherry should make some nice lumber. Take care Jla 🤠

[@jefft.7584]

Sometimes, it just this simple. Good things happen to good people. Count your blessings, God bless....

[@rexwoodall2179]

Well, well you guys experienced a little mini hurricane type wind. We had a symphony of chainsaws for months when Hugo hit Charleston and roared through Charlotte. It was not our norm and leaves on the trees made it worse. I’m so glad you made it just fine. Now, probably you will see more trees fall in normal storms due to root weakening. Lots of firewood!

[@ADSC2006]

Looks like derecho.

[@robinadair152]

Sorry to see,but so lucky. Wish I could drive down from Washington and help. Chipper would be full time and all kids on deck. Barbecue and lots of wood. God bless your family

[@dondwyer3679]

Glad you are safe. That wind really tore a path on your property. Wow.

[@evankibbe590]

Wow 😮 good afternoon everyone 😊 Well Mike the good lord gave you more incentive to clear that hill top off !!!!!! By helping you out with the clearing of it !!!!😊😊😊 I think he is saying getter done 😊😊😊 😊and it it appears that he doesn't think you had enough fire wood to work up 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔

[@ricklane471]

Glad to hear your people, house and buildings are OK. Having lived on the Gulf Coast for 40+ years; those tree tops broke off are your tell tale. If those tops were twisted off, that was a tornado, if they broke clean at an obvious weak point, straight line winds. You got a mess, but a bunch more firewood.

[@garymorrow7227]

Glad you're all safe,looks like you need some help getting all that firewood. Just not enough hours in a day..God bless you and make everything smooth going...

[@smallbusinesspatriot]

Just spoke with my daughter in Beaver Falls and she had a golf tournament canceled down at Grove City. She said it reminded her of our Florida hurricanes. Glad all are safe.

[@holymoly6829]

Plenty of extra wood there for your firewood enterprise I didn’t realise how close the mini cabin was to the land clearing project Great video 👍👍👍

[@PabloP169]

Well, the good side of the event is you have a lot of trees to add to the log pile.

[@heathhall4532]

I feel for you guys I got the same mess on my place. We have had winds like that in my are 3 or four times in past month or so. Every time I think I have found all of them I find that another one has fallen. Good luck with the cleanup.

[@scrhino40]

Man what a mess. Wish y'all the best in recovering from the damage of your trees. You should have plenty of wood now to cut for firewood. Have a great day be safe

[@mikerobbins5049]

I had the same thing happen at my farm several years ago. Wind came up a draw on 1 Hill side and just wiped out a section of woods. A logger was working close by and he came over to my place and cleaned up quite a bit of it. Some was salvaged for the sawmill, some for pulp wood and some for firewood....

[@marklengal9990]

We had serious winds Friday. We had some trees down in the area and lights flickered but not out completely. Glad it was now before the leaves are in. Could have been much worse. Glad you guys are safe. If you do a fly over with the drone you may see a trail of debris.

[@looneylenny87]

Have a blow down, been there. Looks like you survived ok. As long as you are safe and sound, that's all that matters. Hope You Have A Better Day. Boscawen,NH

[@Military-Museum-LP]

Last week in northern Italia we had winds so strong we took shelter under the stairs. The xxl trampoline which takes 4 people to move was picked up and moved 100 meters plus.

[@TheWBuilder]

Wind is some strong force, too bad for all your damage. Glad that all your buildings did not get damaged. When Fiona visited us in October we lost 50 trees on our property. And the private lane we live on we could not even see that it was a road for all the trees that were down. Hope your WV property did not suffer it also.

[@toddpacheco4748]

Oh my goodness lots of trees 🌳 down and here you go again huh Mike and Melissa I’m happy that you’re home and family members didn’t get hurt or anything else ❤😊🪵🪵🪵🪵🪵🪵🪵🪵

[@timmarsh8303]

Sorry to hear you had really really strong winds, thank god you didn’t have any major damage to property and equipment and no one was injured. You definitely got a big big clean up ahead of you, let’s keep our fingers crossed your West Virginia property hasn’t been damaged . Stay safe 👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@dougdinsmore9751]

Wow, looks like a firewood bonanza. Let the work begin! Lucky you weren’t caught on the ridge during those winds. Be safe taking the hung up trees down.

[@daytonapearson4444]

Good excuse for new saws , glad you all did'nt have a structure damage and no one got hurt

[@leer-winnobbeefarms2131]

The June 7th storm here in Ohio did more damage than that on our farm. It put hundreds of trees down. I've taken 71 logs to the saw mill to sell. There are another 20 to go. All of them 25 to 27 inch poplar trees, straight as an arrow. As soon as the woods drys out enough to get in it, I'll be taking them to the saw mill. All the rest are firewood. This weekend and last weekend's storm only took a few down. One door on the barn was blown off. I fixed it. re-hung it, and it got blew off again with the storm this weekend. If you loves trees like I do, every tree down, brings some sorrow! We feel your pain! Lee

[@TheSnakeman3]

We are all thankful there was no damage to your structures or to y’all.

[@critical-thought]

We got the wind here in TN too. Thankful our woods survived. At least you know you will be able to keep warm for a while with all that firewood!

[@larrycaughron1321]

Glad you all are good to go. Mother nature just cleared out the weak and the strong will survive...stay safe.

[@johnhenderson299]

I'm glad nobody got hurt mother nature's way of purging the woods

[@lm91169]

WE had 17 separate Tornadoes in Indiana Friday night....lots of damage glad to see you guys had no injuries.

[@pastorjoe6827]

Thank God you all are okay, a lot to clean up. Be careful, and here in Southern Wv we had wind Saturday between 30 to 40 mph, and gust they said around 60. A lot of power outages and some buildings with damage. It was blowing from the South. Hopefully your property in Wv did not get much wind damage, GOD bless you and your family and you all are in our prayers.

[@JT-1969]

Hi Mike, I’m in Franklin Indiana, 6 miles south of Whiteland Indiana which got hit by a tornado this past Friday night. We caught the tale end of that storm, got straight line winds, over 80 mph, neighbors all around our house lost huge trees, some over 60 feet tall. Luckily no one was injured and just minor damage to a few homes. Not sure how my silver maples survived? You’ve got your work cut out for you cleaning up all the downed trees.

[@davidbishop4015]

Glad everyone is safe and no damage to your buildings. Good luck with the cleanup. Wood for years. Stay safe.

[@On_The_Farm]

Wow! Tons of clean up now, but a least no one was hurt and your buildings are safe.

[@joeanonemouse]

Wow! Heck of a storm! Glad everyone and your buildings all made it through OK. Sorry to see all the damage to your property. Hope the property in West Virginia made it through without damage. 🙏🙏 Thanks for sharing Mike and Melissa.

[@bradleymcclintock7771]

Wow 😮 sorry to see all that damage, but you always say you like to keep busy, Mike. Glad to hear no damage to your house and out buildings.

[@richardherring8220]

Mike as bad as it is just be thankful it happened sooner rather than later, when the trees had lots of foliage to catch the wind, it would have been a lot worse in my opinion ! Everybody is safe most importantly !!

[@guybarriault3304]

So sorry for your trees, but the main thing is you guys are alright no damage to the house.

[@briananderson7008]

Here in KY. It is always called straight line winds. We had it rough 3 weeks ago. Then again this pass saturday. Lots of tree damage. Lost 6 trees over a hundred years old. I really liked ur videos

[@oldnstillworkin5709]

Hey Mike. When I lived in Vermont we had 33 acres. We had a devastating ice storm probably 15 years ago. I heated my house for about 3 years with tree tops and lim wood. After that 3 years I don’t think you could see any damage unless you really looked for it. Fear not. The forest will recover

[@litman252]

You might want to look into a "big shot" for putting ropes in the high hangers and pulling them out. Search on any arborist site, sherrill trees or such. You'll want a few weights and some throw line. Really helps!

[@lawrencelipon8673]

😩😩😩😩😩The power of nature never ceases to amaze me, !!!glad everything in your yard and buildings were spared from the devastation👍👍

[@danwollscheid8300]

Glad all of you are safe. Call Adler for the tree near the mini cabin.

[@sameaston1301]

With everything that happened glad to hear you say how fortunate you were. The clean up will be a lot of work but you have the equipment and the expertise to handle it. Also coincidental how just last week you said you needed to "up your prep game." Good luck but I'm sure you'll handle it just fine 👍