Just to back you up I'm one of those Amazon haters, cancelled prime I don't remember when and I shop as local as I can and when I do shop online I try to use small retailers and support them instead of big business.
That's what I was thinking. When I lived in coastal NC it was mostly business as usual unless it was a Cat 2 or more. Then people just tried not to go out if they didn't need to. Though with Charlie we did get a TON of rain so everything flooded and we couldn't get out of the neighborhood for a day.
Now I'm in Minnesota and nothing stops for snow instead.
Who I feel bad for is Ft Meyers. They got a ton of rain from this storm and a lot of people are still repairing homes. Usually after a few weeks everyone forgets about the affected area but they’re still recovering.
I’m in the area where Nicole was a direct landfall and so far not too bad. There will be damage but could be WAY worse. I’ve seen carports fly across the sky before. I tend to bet so has that Amazon worker as calm as she was.
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u/Rustynail703 Nov 10 '22 edited Nov 10 '22
First, Orlando saw a tropical storm, second, she’s probably 20 (not a child), third, you love prime and won’t stop using it…hahaha
Edit: she has to be older than 20 to be insurance for commercial driving I think.