Media Hype
To See the Whole Video, Go To - Media Hype Below is a transcription of this video – Hey, this is Justin and talk about negative hype. So right now we’re about to get into a car. We’re facing I think it’s called Storm Nemo. It’s going to be the biggest snow storm ever they’re saying in the northeast area. It can be anywhere between 1 and 30 inches depending on where you are. It’s funny how there’s predictions about how things can actually play out and then there’s all the hype that surrounds it. That’s what the media does. I’m not saying that it’s not going to be a 30-inch storm. I’m not going to say it’s not going to be a 1-inch storm.
I have no particular bias about it, but what happens is the media kind of gets everybody up into a stir. It’s not news if it’s every day, if it’s a regular snow and then all of a sudden, all the information comes out and all the noise actually comes out. I suggest and what I always look at and what matters to me is that we’re safe. We’re actually getting into a car right here. What matters to me is the family is safe. So we’re going to go, we’re going to move forward, we’re going to head out on our trip then we’re going to see what happens. We’re going to check some different milestones. We’re heading upstate. We’re going to check stuff at Woodbury Commons potentially, the shopping outlet if we can get that far and then [inaudible]. So we’re going to do milestones [inaudible] miles and just see exactly how far we can get on our journey in the right direction. Depending on how that plays out, then we’ll keep on moving forward to the [inaudible] and the snow might keep us down, snow might not keep us down, it doesn’t necessarily make that much of a difference one way or the other. Just an opportunity to move forward and try something [inaudible]. Below this video click on that link. Share your best email address and we’ll see you on the other side. Thanks a lot.