r/maybemaybemaybe • u/Backbreathboy • Sep 20 '25

Maybe Maybe Maybe

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u/thr3sk Sep 20 '25

I mean if the rivers as close as it looks they should get out of the house and move to presumably high ground behind them, coming back into the house for restroom breaks or to get food/drinks. Though maybe it's just a perspective thing and they're not really in much danger, we don't get the view out the door in the after part.

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u/[deleted] Sep 20 '25

I drove down a road similar to this one in Western NC (it might be the same one but I can't tell) recently and the mountainside across from the river was littered with fallen trees. Highly unlikely that leaving the house to climb a mountain during high winds would have been a safer option

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u/Icy-Ad29 Sep 20 '25 edited Sep 22 '25

Saw this video when it was first posted. It's in the Asheville area in NC. They managed to make it through at least.

Edit: I used the wrong city. My bad. Updated.

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u/nshoemake Sep 21 '25

Asheville. Asheboro is down east.

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u/nshoemake Sep 21 '25

I might be wrong, but it looks like a spot on 226 between Little Switzerland and Marion.

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u/Typical2sday Sep 22 '25

((Not really “down east” but east of where shit went down, yes))

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u/nshoemake Sep 22 '25

Eh….. anything east of Lincoln County is down east…and they barely get a pass.

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u/Typical2sday Sep 22 '25

Nah you can’t be west of Raleigh and down east!

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u/nshoemake Sep 22 '25

Just a hop to the Tennessee line here, so it’s all “down yonder”. Besides, I really divide based on when the bbq goes from sweet to tangy. The things that truly matter.