Raging Wildfires Burn Across Canada Sending Smoke Down to the US 

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Same

bet y’all ain’t think we live in igloos now huh

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Fr I pray for all of u bc when the day comes everyone will start panicking

In columbus ohio thought the same thing

Same dude, BK. Messed up .

@@stevenrozakis5269 yeah the last time I remember smoke coming to Brooklyn was when 9/11 happened. The smoke travelled all the way to Brooklyn

Same!

Same, I'm in Brooklyn kept wondering where this was coming from. Insane and concerning smh.

Dude exactly what the heck is going on

yeah, it looks like he is starting a fire.

they started the dam fires here in Canada last year, in straight lines, every one knows fires dont burn like that, they start in circles, and burn outword. they were all over the place ,in random areas where most ppl couldnt even get to on foot!!, the government had this done on purpose bcuz the trees ack as a filter to their 5 G... So YES! what U are seeing is them dropping fire in our forest to get rid of the beautiful trees!! less trees= less oxygen=lung problems= sick people!!!!

It’s called an aerial ignition back burn. They are starting small fires ahead of the big fire to remove the fuel and less than the intensity of the fire approaching. This tactic has been used for many many many years.

That's exactly wht I was trying to understand in the 1st few seconds & couldn't understand if I was the only one 😵‍💫

How is this not every comment

Back burning. Essentially, to stop a wildfire of this scale, powder or water isn't going to help. The best option is to burn the fuel - forest - ahead of the main fire, so there'll be a perimeter of no viable fuel to spread to when the large fire front arrives; forcing the wildfire to double back on itself or be redirected somewhere less damaging, and hopefully burn itself out. It's utterly baffling that people are using that footage to try and claim this was a setup, when this is stuff you learn in elementary school. It's as basic as wildfire fighting goes. "Fight fire with fire" comes specifically from this.

finally I saw that to and was wondering why no one else saw it lol

@@pjddesign6046 that’s what I’m saying it took me way too long scrolling down through the comments just to find this one

Word I work ems in bx and was in Long Island n I’m tryna tell my partner to look at the sun it looked clear n wasn’t burning my eyes but she was dozing off 😂

Please never look into the sun. Even if it feels like you can.

@@conqueredroom101 Of course I know that. I just happened to look up and see the orange color and in that momentary glance, realized it wasn’t burning my eyes like it usually does. It’s not gonna kill your eye sight to look at the sun for a few seconds. I wouldn’t spend hours gazing at it.

Yeah the sun was like orange

Yeah because the earth can effect the sun. Smh… Sheep.

Just curious why religious people throw their religious beliefs into every conversation? Do you religious people realize that every does not believe in religion and that many people find it insulting that you would assume that they believe in the things that you do? Praying is you communicating with an invisible imaginary being through telepathy and believing that being is hearing you. I and many others find this to be disturbing and question your ability of reason and logic and who knows what other crazy things you believe or might do.

@@Randy58-zn4ez it’s ok to be curious my guy, but answer this, how could you consider yourself a real man and not believe in anything? Like do you even believe in yourself.. just because your a nonbeliever doesn’t mean everyone don’t, I can assure you that more people believe than not so keep your negative in whatever smelly dark place that you are in and leave the positive people alone. Never understood what’s wrong with dark people who love spreading negativity like you it’s sad. Praying that you see better days g! 👌🏾

Be safe

Zengi

Didn’t know about the wildfires initially and that was also my first thought like a house burnt down in town or something crazy how far it spreads

Its here in western North Carolina, like a smoldering ash tray.

as a Canadian, we're sorry. Rain would be needed at this point, because it's way out of control.

I was driving back to Allentown from reading I thought my car was on fire

Same, for two days now. I forget what fresh air smells like

may I ask what the small village is called? Been wanting to travel. ps. not asking for your personal info, just the village so I can look it up and see if I can put it in my bucket list. 🙂

⁠@@lionessprincess9073 Live your life to the fullest 🙏🏽

Can we visit you?

@@lionessprincess9073 Yes and your address 😲😱

@@Kenneth_James ????

I was working down the Harbor the last two days. Yesterday from the Gaylord we could barely see the bridge. Today we couldn't see the bridge at all, and it was even smokey inside of the building.

same. and also for all the nonhuman animals being help captive by people (we shouldn’t be doing that anyways…part of this problem)

@@DominionMovementDotOrg WTFFFFFF....

@@DominionMovementDotOrg stay away from my dog

@@DominionMovementDotOrg Bro what! “Animals beign held captive” you are one wierd mf

@@brunodufour4513 yeah idk what they meant 😂

so awesome

l,m in Argentina and can smell it in bueno aire

I'm by a worm hole on the other side of universe. When I look in my eyes burn, I can smell the earth in the milky way, it smells like smoke. I can't believe it reached so far.

I'm in a Hooka bar. I've noticed a thing...

im in hell and this is a big relief

Yeah, I’m in Mississippi right under Memphis and its getting smoky

Here in North Carolina we have the same air quality alerts but I don’t smell anything…yet. It hasn’t bothered me but someone here locally mentioned they can’t quit coughing. I don’t watch the news so I didn’t even realize the smoke was coming down into the US. It is always clouding here now with very little sun anyway so I didn’t think anything about it.

Hello Jennifer, how are you doing today.

Where about in PA are you from ? It's that bad all the way down to PA ?

Hope US government is sending some fire fighters along with prayers to help their neighbours ...

They set fire to search for oil

same!

That smell made me check on google

SAME !!!

me too

Here In upstate new york we can smell it we knew something was burning since 4am when i did overnight shift

same in RI so bad

Same in Minnesota

That's what he said

Protect yourself and your pets. Invest in a humidifier

I’m in Leominster and don’t see anything.. the clouds are gray because it’s been raining..

I'd rather you find the people who set the fires purposefully

​@@angrymaddogmaddox100oh shut up you dork.

Apakah anda tau bahwa kebakaran ini di sengaja oleh elit global ...pemerintah anda tahu tentang hal itu...

@@MeliaSuoth-lp2cnNO IT was not

@@angrymaddogmaddox100no it wasnt purposely set by someone Its called climate change

Smoke sure, but itchy eyes? U jus got allergies sis

@@gentile1239 lol

@@gentile1239 the Smokey air makes some people’s eyes itchy

@@gentile1239 nope my receptionist had the same symptoms this morning and it worsened as the day went on. We all left the office. It was reeking in.

@@gentile1239 nah, I know two people working since early this morning that say their eyes are irritated. Def product of “Very Unhealthy” AQI, as literally stated on all weather apps.

why would they show it if its a conspiracy though?

Revelation of method / mocking the victim

Back burning. Essentially, to stop a wildfire of this scale, powder or water isn't going to help. The best option is to burn the fuel - forest - ahead of the main fire, so there'll be a perimeter of no viable fuel to spread to when the large fire front arrives; forcing the wildfire to double back on itself or be redirected somewhere less damaging, and hopefully burn itself out. It's utterly baffling that people are using that footage to try and claim this was a setup, when this is stuff you learn in elementary school. It's as basic as wildfire fighting goes. "Fight fire with fire" comes specifically from this.

EVERYONE LISTEN: back burning only work on grassland not on taiga. they are straight up dropping fire on trees here! Wake up time!

It’s called an aerial ignition back burn. They are starting small fires ahead of the big fire to remove the fuel and less than the intensity of the fire approaching. This tactic has been used for many many many years.

Sigh...

TopNoTchVSOP - To further the so-called "climate change" agenda, which is a made-up term for what's really going on - geoengineering, deliberate destruction, and corporate pollution.

This is so true

Wtf. Did we not just watch the same thing? The helicopter dropping the fire to create the problem. C'mon man.

@@AlexAnder-rv1gumate its called back burning

Looks like it

I’m confused too; no one mentioned it besides you lol

ya wat the heck?

This is suspicious af

Great eyes

Ikr like wtf 😢 I thought they post to rain down water or something

It's controlled burn. They intentionally burn a perimeter so that the fire meets ash and can't spread as easily.

Back burning. Essentially, to stop a wildfire of this scale, powder or water isn't going to help. The best option is to burn the fuel - forest - ahead of the main fire, so there'll be a perimeter of no viable fuel to spread to when the large fire front arrives; forcing the wildfire to double back on itself or be redirected somewhere less damaging, and hopefully burn itself out. It's utterly baffling that people are using that footage to try and claim this was a setup, when this is stuff you learn in elementary school. It's as basic as wildfire fighting goes. "Fight fire with fire" comes specifically from this.

That definitely didn't look like gasoline. Gasoline isn't the color of flames

I'm left with confused and betrayed 😕

@@falzelite7420 Back burning. Essentially, to stop a wildfire of this scale, powder or water isn't going to help. The best option is to burn the fuel - forest - ahead of the main fire, so there'll be a perimeter of no viable fuel to spread to when the large fire front arrives; forcing the wildfire to double back on itself or be redirected somewhere less damaging, and hopefully burn itself out. It's utterly baffling that people are using that footage to try and claim this was a setup, when this is stuff you learn in elementary school. It's as basic as wildfire fighting goes. "Fight fire with fire" comes specifically from this.

Same at this time I’m commenting this the sky is yellow and the sun is pink

Fr. I could litterally smell it even with layers on masks

Still really surprised that the smoke traveled so far

Wow!

Be safe my fellow New Yorker. This is the thickest smoke i have ever seen around here

Thank you for your concern!

Hello Mary, how are you doing today.

There is an answer, but you won't like it. The words are "climate change", and it doesn't just mean heat - it means less rains where there used to be more, warmer winters where there used to be cold, and the opposites. Unstable fluctuations of expected climates over a long, long time means a lot of very old forests are a spark away around this time of year. It's been happening almost every year now for a while, and every time people claim miscreants. As if we up north hadn't seen a white Christmas for the past decade or so.

A lot of these forest are very remote there's plenty of dead brush under the canapés to burn and dry out the trees

What exactly is all the bad shit we're going to be seeing?

...Biden re-elected is really bad s#'+...

Thank you from an American whose seeing and feeling the smoke

Just what you’re seeing

@@chixbleau7321 Thanks. 😉

I said the same thing!! 😮

@@Klandtano Back burning. Essentially, to stop a wildfire of this scale, powder or water isn't going to help. The best option is to burn the fuel - forest - ahead of the main fire, so there'll be a perimeter of no viable fuel to spread to when the large fire front arrives; forcing the wildfire to double back on itself or be redirected somewhere less damaging, and hopefully burn itself out. It's utterly baffling that people are using that footage to try and claim this was a setup, when this is stuff you learn in elementary school. It's as basic as wildfire fighting goes. "Fight fire with fire" comes specifically from this.

You cant stay safe when the air itself is fucked

​​@@jaykelley103 right

I didn't think about them but yes I feel bad for them

if u see video they lit the forest on fire with lighted fuels from the helicopters.

@@KenshiroRyuFishingDojo Yeah but don't comment about it because they are f*cking blind!! This world are guided by bunch of sociopaths, evil, demonic "people"

Thats why so smokey in *NYC*

Looks like an intentional forest management blaze if you watch the beginning of the video.

@@Partelow22 ya I really don't understand that part

@@MrBmxbrawler maybe trying to burn ahead of the blaze and stop it from spreading further? But even if so - you’re just adding more fire

@@MrBmxbrawlert’s zoning… the best way to stop a large fire is to burn a line separating the area that is already on fire, and the area that’s going to catch on fire.

Im from Reading Pa dame smoke makes it hard to get clean air.dame ass Canada should get boomed.

This is for an agenda so evil it's barely fathomable, using diabolical geoengineering methods to further the so-called climate change agenda.

@@harveyplantharvester1502 Climate change is real and the only evil are the ones that try to deny it as long as possible so they can earn money at the expense of future generations.

⁠@@harveyplantharvester1502can you tell me more about the geo engineering methods?

Back burning. Essentially, to stop a wildfire of this scale, powder or water isn't going to help. The best option is to burn the fuel - forest - ahead of the main fire, so there'll be a perimeter of no viable fuel to spread to when the large fire front arrives; forcing the wildfire to double back on itself or be redirected somewhere less damaging, and hopefully burn itself out. It's utterly baffling that people are using that footage to try and claim this was a setup, when this is stuff you learn in elementary school. It's as basic as wildfire fighting goes. "Fight fire with fire" comes specifically from this.

@@sirthanksalot97 Very interesting! Thank you for explaining, It makes a lot of sense.

Same here man we are in bucks county and smokes in the air smells like a bonfire outside

Same here in Luzerne county

Can smell it here in Maryland too

Here in Camden County NJ you can smell it and it makes the sun bright orange holy shit

Same in Montgomery county

the shills will be to your comment shortly to explain they are using a technique called "backburning" to create a dead line that the fire cannot cross. however, backburning only works on grasslands, not a bunch of trees. this is b/c the fire cannot spread further on the grasslands due to no more tinder. and, in the trees scenario like we have here, there is fresh tinder right next to the trees, so it spreads anyway. watch out for disinfo agents spreading lies. this helicopter is SPREADING THE FIRES!

Clearly not proven by what you are referring to. The method zanezane is talking of is described on the website of CTIF, the international association of fire services: Prevention & Control: Using back fire to combat wildfire Can fire be combated with fire? Sometimes, counter-fires (back fires) can be lit in a so called Controlled Prescribed Burn to starve a fire of the fuel it needs to spread. But how does the technique actually work? A back fire is a fire that is deliberately initiated in front of an active fire front, usually a forest fire, grass fire, or some other type of wildfire. The backfire consumes some of the combustible material and creates a fire belt that the wildfire has difficulty crossing. At best, the backfire can completely prevent the fire from spreading, but at the same time there is a risk that the counter-fire will spread and may even worsen the wildfire. Therefore, extensive experience is needed to use the technique, or it can easily get out of hand. The best effect is if the counter-fire is located so close to the fire front that the counter-fire is eventually sucked in back towards the original fire. This is possible because a large fire sends warm air upwards and therefore constantly draws air. Prescribed at the correct distance, the backfire will move in the direction of the main fire without spreading elsewhere.“

A ton of comments are asking about it and people are getting the answer. It's a fire fighting technique designed to limit spread. It's called a controlled burn. Why are you so bad at doing research?

It’s kinda like Covid-19 and the pandemic . If you are rich and/or work from home you should be ok .

yea today I was in school and it was orange outside

Thank you 👍🏾

Why does the video have a British Columbia Wilfire Safety watermark at the bottom right corner?

One thing I’ve learned profoundly is everyone on the east coast is a bunch of p-ssies lol. Come up to the PNW during fire season

there’s no way

We’ve gotten some smoke here in Kansas City too so I’m not surprised. Messing with our breathing

Damn!!

Yup just drove on the highway and smelled burning wood. Crazy!

In Tennessee too..smells awful and breathing difficulties..stay safe everyone

Geoengineering. Look for Dane Wigington to be reporting on this on his channel.

@@Empathy4Animals411 Thanks.. I will check it out.. God bless you with peace!

Hello Julia, how are you doing today.

I also smelled the air, doesn't it smell burnt and weird??

@@-goofygoober-burnt styrofoam smell

@@TwitchBBWIKFN Yeah

It smells like smoke… everything is blurry…

that’s what I was thinking too it looks so dark now from when I walked out this morning

Same I’m in new york

I’m in jersey, and we didn’t go outside bc of smoke. In school. We could smell the smoke from our school building

It usually smells good there? Joke :)

Same they canceled after-school late here

Damn Canada's got to get this under control.

It does not start the wildfire.... it's just a controlled burn to stop the fire from spreading.

Pretty soon some paid shill goons will come to your comment and reply that the firefighters are using a technique called "back burning". However, in this case, the technique is obviously not going to work since the trees are so plentifully packed together, and the fire will simply spread to the next line of trees. These shills will also ignore the fact that all these 30+ fires started simultaneously literally 100s of miles apart (statistically impossible). The shills want you to think it's "climate change" causing the fires when it's obviously caused by arson. Corrupt governments want the people to pay climate change "taxes", and they are also trying to get humans out of rural areas, and into their new "15 minute cities. This is the reason why they started these fires on purpose.

keep in mind Cleveland that Zane is a flat earther who lacks the ability to research.

You saw fire fighters lighting a back fire. This is how CTIF (international association of rescue and fire fighters) explain it on their website: Prevention & Control: Using back fire to combat wildfire Can fire be combated with fire? Sometimes, counter-fires (back fires) can be lit in a so called Controlled Prescribed Burn to starve a fire of the fuel it needs to spread. But how does the technique actually work? A back fire is a fire that is deliberately initiated in front of an active fire front, usually a forest fire, grass fire, or some other type of wildfire. The backfire consumes some of the combustible material and creates a fire belt that the wildfire has difficulty crossing. At best, the backfire can completely prevent the fire from spreading, but at the same time there is a risk that the counter-fire will spread and may even worsen the wildfire. Therefore, extensive experience is needed to use the technique, or it can easily get out of hand. The best effect is if the counter-fire is located so close to the fire front that the counter-fire is eventually sucked in back towards the original fire. This is possible because a large fire sends warm air upwards and therefore constantly draws air. Prescribed at the correct distance, the backfire will move in the direction of the main fire without spreading elsewhere.

Keep in mind that SilverEye thinks doing his own research is believing everything on the news and government. Meanwhile he's on his 5th booster shot, and still getting CONvid

😊… bit into the hornet’s nest…

Thank you! I was trying to figure out if they started this fire on purpose based off that clip! Now I understand.

@@wb7801 ……did you think fight fire with fire was just some dumb joke?

Thanks. I was wondering.

@@foster5188 They did Why keep Deleting the vid THINK ABOUT IT

@@L.W.4269 it's pretty green out there, dont you think?

I'm in the Poconos as well. It smells like a campfire outside.

I'm in the Poconos too. Let's exchange contact information incase we have to reproduce to save the human race and repopulate the earth.

@@leeroyglasscock Jesus Christ. 🤣🤢🤮

its just as bad here in wilkes barre pa 570

⁠@@leeroyglasscock that’s a minor EDP ass nigga

It’s feels like the end of the world btw you are handsome 😁

@@ramprashad29 im not dating you.

🙏🏾 prayers for michigan and all affected from an native Ohioan

Eyyyy Easton whassup fam

Damn that sucks. No smoke in Phillipsburg. 😂😂😂

East Pen... prayers for yoi cuz I don't smell smoke here in ont at all. Seems it's all blowing south

air quality today was 422

I’m in upstate NY as well, you’re so dramatic. It didn’t burn your throat. It’s hazy, but that’s it. Stop trying to fit in with every other comment.

@@doughboynasti3840 Woah someone's angry. I didn't exaggerate at all. Maybe you need to spend more time outside 😂 It was literally like breathing in burning paper. Sour and acidic. Also you saying a little hazy is a huge understatement. Idunno where u are at but here this morning the visibility was about 500 yards.

@@quorthonsinferno5119 where I live it was the same, hazardous air quality! Outside was smoky, and we literally stayed inside for 2 days.

🌬️💨☠️ Wizard of Oz poppy seeds 🧙🏻‍♀️My pretty 🐒🪽

Living in New York is unhealthy for yall

Same I live in New York too, bro my class mates are yelling its the purge or zombie apocalypse

it's not only NY but also the surrounding states. We are all connected somehow near or far. Things can affect us it's just a matter of time.. 😞

@@lionessprincess9073 Agree…we are getting air quality alerts here in North Carolina too. It is always cloudy here anymore so I didn’t think anything about it…another rainy day.

@@lionessprincess9073 yeah l know

What's worse is the preceding 50 comments all begin with "I.." all posts to engratiate the ego and need for attention or inclusion. It's almost as ridiculous as not noticing the flaming bucket. Almost.

@@davidchapman3375 your actually right everyones talking about themselves...,

@@davidchapman3375 thats not regular flames bro. They are dropping to control the fire. Thats why no one else is mentioning it but you. They all see it

Stop spreading misinformation. They dug trenches and are dropping fire inside the trenches' perimetre to preburn the soil, to stop the fires' progression (burning a fires fuel will mean it won't have room to keep spreading beyond the trenches). Stay informed!

​@@davidchapman3375 I've been noticing that alot.

Exactly 😂

Because it is. They call it back burning.

Back burning. Essentially, to stop a wildfire of this scale, powder or water isn't going to help. The best option is to burn the fuel - forest - ahead of the main fire, so there'll be a perimeter of no viable fuel to spread to when the large fire front arrives; forcing the wildfire to double back on itself or be redirected somewhere less damaging, and hopefully burn itself out. It's utterly baffling that people are using that footage to try and claim this was a setup, when this is stuff you learn in elementary school. It's as basic as wildfire fighting goes. "Fight fire with fire" comes specifically from this.

@@sirthanksalot97 and @CoachBob Barnes Stop spreading dis-information! Back burning only works on grassland not on taiga. they are straight up dropping fire on trees here!

the shills will be to your comment shortly to explain they are using a technique called "backburning" to create a dead line that the fire cannot cross. however, backburning only works on grasslands, not a bunch of trees. this is b/c the fire cannot spread further on the grasslands due to no more tinder. and, in the trees scenario like we have here, there is fresh tinder right next to the trees, so it spreads anyway. watch out for disinfo agents spreading lies. this helicopter is SPREADING THE FIRES!

There are a lot of people who are asking about it. The method zanezane is talking of is described on the website of CTIF, the international association of fire services: Prevention & Control: Using back fire to combat wildfire Can fire be combated with fire? Sometimes, counter-fires (back fires) can be lit in a so called Controlled Prescribed Burn to starve a fire of the fuel it needs to spread. But how does the technique actually work? A back fire is a fire that is deliberately initiated in front of an active fire front, usually a forest fire, grass fire, or some other type of wildfire. The backfire consumes some of the combustible material and creates a fire belt that the wildfire has difficulty crossing. At best, the backfire can completely prevent the fire from spreading, but at the same time there is a risk that the counter-fire will spread and may even worsen the wildfire. Therefore, extensive experience is needed to use the technique, or it can easily get out of hand. The best effect is if the counter-fire is located so close to the fire front that the counter-fire is eventually sucked in back towards the original fire. This is possible because a large fire sends warm air upwards and therefore constantly draws air. Prescribed at the correct distance, the backfire will move in the direction of the main fire without spreading elsewhere.“

@@thewjeither Do you think the government could have been successful if the climate change hasn’t been here, already? I mean, is it dryer, warmer than before? And with the old conditions it could have worked because the wood was too wet to burn? I don’t know anything about Canada. I’m just interested, because here we have designated „wilderness“ forest and there are more to come.

@@__ZANE__ Zane, GOOGLE! HAVE YOU HEARD OF IT!? Why are you so insanely bad at doing your own research?

@@SilverEye91 ...ugh, yeah. google. that will also tell you all about how jet fuel melted steel columns on sept 2001. google. it will also tell you that jibby jabs are "safe and effective". look. why don't you use google to look at the satellite images of when these fires were started?! they were started all at once miles apart. that is statistically impossible for nature to do something like that. time to wake up man.

Imagine a nuclear blast

Damn Code Red here in PA smfh. Poor air quality has been an issue for last 3 years. Amazon daily alerts about poor air quality in the morning.

Pennsylvania is not that far from Quebec

wilkes barre 570 here and its terrible out here

@@noneyuh4337 not too far from me I’m in Lancaster

I grew up in Catskills summertime, we had a couple bad days here in VT but seems like the worst is past. Raining now. Stay indoors stay safe.

Just continue to work from home 🏠

YOOO..isnt that where Frightful is from?

@@kookoo6128 don't know what that is🤔

@@scsclassics not when you own the business 🤷‍♀️

Same and I’m in pa I just feel so bad for the birds and all the critters outside that can’t escape it

The authority says it'll continue to be like this or even worst all summer 😢😢

Omg

Don't worry, it's just natural selection. They must die to preserve life ❤

Same I'm in Philly and i was just noticing i didn't hear the usual amount of sweet bird chirping i usually hear in the morning 😢

I just bought 2 and 3 again haven’t played it in years

Is that why the sky is cloudy too?

😰 I feel like passing out today

Back burning. Essentially, to stop a wildfire of this scale, powder or water isn't going to help. The best option is to burn the fuel - forest - ahead of the main fire, so there'll be a perimeter of no viable fuel to spread to when the large fire front arrives; forcing the wildfire to double back on itself or be redirected somewhere less damaging, and hopefully burn itself out. It's utterly baffling that people are using that footage to try and claim this was a setup, when this is stuff you learn in elementary school. It's as basic as wildfire fighting goes. "Fight fire with fire" comes specifically from this.

@@sirthanksalot97 ...you are mis-informed. Back burning only works on grassland not on taiga. they are straight up dropping fire on trees here!

We're choking.

I was wondering the same thing.

Wondering exactly the same...

Back burning. READ!

I moved to Charlotte NC from Flushing. Huge Mets fan. Someone just sent me a pic of CitiField right now. Looks crazy. Be safe.