Joe, Joe, there's all types of horrible weather outside snow and sleep, tornadoes and hurricanes and rain. That's all types of crap going on. Joe, I need you. Joe, Burris. Oh, severe weather tips would Joe. Joe, tell me what you know. Okay, all right, Burris. Well, since we're in my living room, I guess that we can talk about heating sources in the winter time. So, we have here, this, this, here, just against keep trying to keep you extra warm, but what's important is that when you plug it in, you plug it directly into the wall. You don't want to plug it into any sort of extension cord. Like this? Yeah, try not to plug it into extension cords unless you know they're rated for some sort of heating element because typically they can overwhelm the extension cords and then you could potentially have a fire on your hands. Forget that. Next thing we can talk about while we're in here is always have first aid kit handy in your living room. It's helpful to have just in case you get hurt, something happened for our sitting on the couch. You don't want to have to get up to go somewhere. Have it handy with you. Yeah, it's great tip, Joe. Great tip. And then last tip while we're in the living room, we'll talk about TVs and intellectual appliances and stuff in your living room. When you have to make sure you plug them into their own plugs, don't try to overload any outlets. Have them in their own designated areas. People have all sorts of different gaming systems, TVs, speakers, all that stuff. Try to get them in different outlets. Don't do them all in the same room. That's great. Joe, it's getting warm, but I'm getting hungry. Oh, you want to go to the kitchen? Oh, yeah. Sure, let's go. All right. So, you want to make sure that you have non-perishable foods. So things like canned goods, soups, maybe sausages, maybe green beans, more soup, or canned food. Yeah. Good one to have, peanut butter, for sure, peanut butter, I mean, it's perfect. Now, also, chips, non-perishable, I'm watching a wait. Okay, that's right. Other things you want to make sure, now with those cans, you have some cans there that don't have the pull tab on them. So you want to make sure that you have a hand-adventure, can opener available to you so you can open your things without the pull tabs on them. Oh, pull tabs kind of guy, yeah. Okay, you took this back. I'll take this, all right, good. Now, other thing too, in the kitchen, you want to make sure you have at least a gallon of water per person per day, for up to three days. So for me, since I live by myself, I've got three gallons of water. Oh, Joe, what about me? You know, you were coming, Bruce. I don't know. Fair enough. Now, last, while we're in the kitchen, if you're preparing food, you could potentially hurt yourself. Kitchens are places that have a lot of injuries, whether from cutting, scraping themselves, whatever. So it's important that you have a first aid kit in the kitchen as well. That's bigger. It is bigger. So it's got more things in it, because more injuries could happen in the kitchen than typical for a living room. Good tips. Now, last one, Bruce. If you do have any food in your refrigerator and the power is to go out for more than a few hours, you should probably toss the food. You don't want any of your food to get more want to stay nice and cold. Don't get sick. Exactly. Joe, this is great, but the only thing you're missing, foodie pebbles. Oh, on it. I've got foodie pebbles. Joe, Joe, Joe, Joe. I know she had one more room there. What's the last one? That's my bedroom. No, we're not going to go in there. No, we're not going to go in there. We're not going to go in the bedroom? No, we're not going to. What are you hiding in the bedroom, Joe? Nothing. Well, we don't need to go in there. Do you have tips for the bedroom? I do, actually. So before you go to bed at night, if you have burned any candles because it is that time of year, make sure you blow out the candles before you go to bed. Another great tip. I'm trying to buy this at night. That way they're charging the morning. Then last, make sure you have a flashlight nearby. That way if the power goes out for any reason, you can see it get out of your room. That's great. It's all I need to hear. I don't even want to know why you got lots of candles that you've had, Joe. Thanks, buddy. I'm ready for the holidays. How did he get in here? I want to change your code, Joe. For more tips, go to our website QACDS.org or visit ready.gov.