2 chapters across the catalog
A personal account describes the impact of recent flooding in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, on a resident named Horowitz. While his house remained dry, his backyard was ruined, and a boat was displaced from its container. The discussion touches on the destruction of a specialized tiki hut built by Hawaiian or Maori contractors and mocks the media's focus on minor flooding events compared to past predictions.
Adam Curry and John C. Dvorak open the session discussing the weather conditions in Austin, Texas, and Northern Silicon Valley. They report on a text from a friend named Horowitz who is preparing his boat and a newly constructed Tiki hut for Hurricane Irma in Florida. The construction of the Tiki hut reportedly required specific blessings or involvement from American Indians to bypass certain permit requirements.
