I'm Corinne. I'm Thomas. Good morning. Welcome to the chill spot. I'm Corinne and I have the pleasure today to have La Shonda Williams from the Missouri Veterans Home in St. James, Missouri here with me. Thanks for having me. You're welcome. We're going to talk to you today about safety in a car, especially after our little episode that happened a few weeks ago. If you remember a while back, Drake and I did an episode on Tarnado Safety in your facility about what to do and all that. Today we're going to talk to you about writing in a car. We caught ourselves unprepared that day driving back from Oklahoma. I think I was scared. I think La Shonda was scared. But we made it. We made it through a lot of prayers. I was constantly calling Laurie on the phone and she had Matt look at some. Matt and all that online to see where the Tarnados were coming at. As I mentioned, we were coming out of Oklahoma trying to get through that Ternpipe into Missouri. And then there was Tarnados coming at us from the other direction. Once we were getting off that Ternpipe. We're going to talk to you like I said about some safety issues and stuff in a Tarnado right in a car. So you want to start off with the first one? Well, first part of the car is quickly as safe as possible. And then you want to stay in your car and something I did not know when I was looking up this was I was unaware to put your seat belt on. I guess in case the car is picked up and blown, you don't want to go actually be thrown out of a window or anything. You want to stay in your car for safety. And then you want to keep your head below the windows, which to me that would be kind of hard because you have windows all around unless you pull the seat back. And then what's the mother safety? You can cover your head with your hands or coat other things available. And do not go up under bridge. And that's what we did. But we didn't go underneath there for a Tarnado per se it was because the rain was coming so hard. The windshield wipers were not keeping up with all that. So we just did it for a few minutes and then also try to get off of a major highway if you can instead of going underneath a bridge. And then you can if you can try to get lower than the highway. I know that sounds kind of odd, but try to just position yourself where if the highways way up here, if there's another route that you can take, try to get off safely and get lower than that. And then always make sure you remember to cover your head. Make sure you let some a family member know where you are at if you are traveling and just stay prepared. And that's all that we have for you on this part of the chill spot. And if you stay tuned to the next segment, we will finish up on what to do when you're caught outside in a shopping mall. So until then you want to do the closing. So she's a little nervous kind of like what I was when I did the first show. So until then remember to stay safe and you matter.