Megan, I know you got rain. Did you get any of the pellets, the ice pellets? With two Cs, cold rain. so we got like ice pellets that turned into another spit show out on the streets and as the day went on i kept thinking to myself i wonder if the school is going to let the kids out early because of what happened and then i got the alert from the school that they were closing one of the entrances to the school because power lines went down and i'm like oh crap um and i have a driver so i luke is a 17 year old and he drives and now he's been driving for over a year but i have to be perfectly honest with you i don't care how long you drive when you're driving with ice out on the roads and it's just crazy nobody's prepared for that so i sent him a text and i said hey um before you come you know home i want you to check in with me if you want i'll come pick you up and then we'll come get your car later because i noticed that the temperature is going to rise later in the day so i knew that it wouldn't be that bad and then i would drive him home well of course he's 17 years old he's too cool to have dad come pick him up he's like I don't want dad he's like what is this thing he always does this to me and it's so passively aggressive pain in the ass he sends back to me where does he get that he goes I'm okay that was his comment I'm okay you're okay so I thought to myself I'm like, well, what happens, you know, God forbid he gets into an accident. And I can follow him because he's on an app that, you know, you can kind of like follow where he's at at all times. And then I thought, well, I'm still like 35 minutes or so away from his school. So this is where the helicopter parenting came into play. I got in the car and I drove towards his school and I followed him home.