... about the amazing person that you are and how, how much experience you really have.

Yeah, definitely.

Um, you touched on it a little bit.

So you know, my earlier in, in my career, I spent a lot of time at big corporations.

I learned a ton about things like branding, things like how to bring a product to market, how to start something from scratch, all those things.

Switched over to more startups.

I was working at startups.

Uh-huh

This is what he told us.

The people in the weather service will go the extra mile to ensure that the mission is carried out, but when you're only 50 or 75% staffed and the, the work is the same, something's bound to slip through the cracks.

Not because of anybody's, uh, inattention to it, it's just they're overwhelmed.

And I think that's the fear most of us have as we get into, again, the busy severe weather season in May and June in a lotta parts of the country, and hurricane season and, and wildfire season.

Is something's gonna slip through the cracks just because there's...

It, it's, it's going back to the, uh, Lucille Ball on the conveyor belt with the, uh, donuts or whatever, where she's...

You know, they're doing...

Keith says that model could be a mistake and would be a mistake, and that the way the National Weather Service is set up now means that it's available to all Americans.