Ep. 44 Sunday Floody Sunday

Give us feedback I’ll read it myself!Floodwater doesn’t just ruin drywall and floorboards, it tests your patience, your neighbors, and every plan you thought was solid. We’re back at the mic talking through Uvalde Flood 2026 as it hits Old G Motors hard, shuts us down again, and forces a full-on cleanup mode. We keep it honest about what gets lost, what can be saved, and why we’re already focused on the rebuild instead of the pity.We also give real credit to the people who kept others alive: volunteer fire crews, local law enforcement, and leaders coordinating rescues while their own homes were taking on water. When you see how many evacuations and recoveries happen in a short window, it’s a reminder that community resilience is not a slogan, it’s work. And it’s the reason a disaster can still end with minimal loss of life.Then we get into the messy reality behind disaster recovery: who has flood insurance (almost nobody), how slow assistance feels when you need help now, and why insurance premiums can jump even when you’ve had zero claims. That spirals into a bigger question about crowdsourcing and mutual aid, plus the stuff nobody wants to talk about like sewage, mold, water quality, and the mountains of trash that floods spread across an entire town. We even hit the online side of it all: “flood clout,” GoFundMe debates, and the strange dopamine pull of social media DMs.We’re also gearing up to go video next week, so you’ll be able to see the chaos and the comeback. Subscribe, share this with someone who’s been through a flood, and leave a review with your best post-disaster survival tip.Support the showSponsored by: Ziggy’s Taxidermy ziggystaxidermy.comRuby’s Lounge, Uvalde, TXhttps://www.instagram.com/therubyslounge?igsh=eHN0dWx6cmhtNTk=River City Bail Bonds+1 210 271 7700A-1 Fire and SafetyConnor Kimball