Can’t even imagine 190mph wind…I was telling my wife to think what it would look like at our house if we had just 90mph winds…then add another 100mph on top of that! I really hope that most people listened to the evacuation orders.Your buddy is unfortunately directly in the path of a monster storm. Looks like it's not going to deteriorate and will come ashore as a strong cat 4 maybe cat 5. Wind speed predictions are 155mph sustained with 190mph gusts. He needs to get in the strongest interior room of the house and make sure to take something to cut out with, an axe, chainsaw etc.
The devastation is going to be massive. Ian will go in the history books with the likes of Michael, Katrina, & Camille,
Love it.
The real fucking storm heroes right here. It ain't FEMA, it ain't state and local, it ain't Walmart giving everything away that they're going to write off anyway. It's these mother fuckers.
Well, there went the carport roof. UGH
But they sure do get paid well…. FIL worked Ohio Edison and deployed a lot too hurricane/tornado aftermath’s…. Long hours, lots of mosquitoes come out after a few days from the flooding.Agreed. They do not get the credit they deserve.
Well, there went the carport roof. UGH
HA! That third truck in line with the tinted windows is my buddy Brad! Some of yall have met him at various times. He got me in to this trade.
The real fucking storm heroes right here. It ain't FEMA, it ain't state and local, it ain't Walmart giving everything away that they're going to write off anyway. It's these mother fuckers.
There are unsaid things that happen that can't be undone. Those things are not worth any money in the world. We generally make good money to do our everyday job because it is dangerous and usually sucks. What these guys do on storm is another beast and way more dangerous. Some simple as setting up a truck is 10 times worse at these storms. Unstable, water saturated ground is hidden. Some fuckhole starting a generator is hidden. The widow maker tree is the danger you see and worry about, when in reality, it is just the face of that nasty bitvh we call danger.But they sure do get paid well…. FIL worked Ohio Edison and deployed a lot too hurricane/tornado aftermath’s…. Long hours, lots of mosquitoes come out after a few days from the flooding.
I met quite a few of his coworkers over the years. Most were missing a finger…. Or bore the scars of being burnt.There are unsaid things that happen that can't be undone. Those things are not worth any money in the world. We generally make good money to do our everyday job because it is dangerous and usually sucks. What these guys do on storm is another beast and way more dangerous. Some simple as setting up a truck is 10 times worse at these storms. Unstable, water saturated ground is hidden. Some fuckhole starting a generator is hidden. The widow maker tree is the danger you see and worry about, when in reality, it is just the face of that nasty bitvh we call danger.
Those are just the scars you see...I met quite a few of his coworkers over the years. Most were missing a finger…. Or bore the scars of being burnt.