He believes the humidity in Japan makes their summers worse than those in Southeast Asia.

“I personally think that Japanese summers at least in Tokyo are worse. There's no air like there's no nowhere for like wind to blow. It's just stagnant air. Yeah, you just have [clears throat] like concrete and there's no trees cuz they didn't think to put [ __ ] trees in there.”

The speaker finds heavy snow conditions in New York extremely frustrating because of the difficulty it creates for parking, driving, and clearing vehicles.

“Yo, [ __ ] the snow, bro. I I mean I'm kind of glad that we live around here cuz if we lived in Queens, Brooklyn, Bronx, Manhattan shoveling out your car is lowkey pointless cuz there's m there's the buildings are [ __ ] massive.”

The speaker believes that saving a shoveled parking spot with a bin is valid and acceptable practice.

“Let us know if y'all think putting a bin, a cone, a [ __ ] chair in your parking spot is valid or if it's not valid.”

Gadi Schwartz hopes the second landfall of Tropical Storm Bertha is less severe than anticipated.

“Yeah, let's hope it it stays relatively calm during the second landfall there and not as bad as people were expecting.”