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This year for Black Friday, I kicked off the season of consumerism and other matrix nonsense with a lovely conversation with my friends at the False Reality Check Podcast. We covered lots of topics, including weather, energy, and the daily trials and tribulations of residing on Planet Stupid.

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Now that our wettest monsoon season on record has calmed (after running long past the official September 30 end date) it's now time for snow season. As I predicted the wetter-than-ever summer of 2022 only to be proven correct, I will go ahead and make my prediction that, much like this summer's rain, the snow this winter will be equally amazing and incredibly abundant. Mark my words.

Four years ago, I moved to Arizona with my better half and hit the ground running with Orgonite gifting and busting the bejesus out of every tower we could gift with Orgone devices that we came across. This was September to December 2018, and on New Year's Eve (December 31, 2018) we had statewide record breaking snow. Sedona specifically was shut down. It happened again in February 2019, ending the drought in May 2019 (when the state declared the drought officially over).

Flagstaff had the longest ski season in history, with reports of up to 48 inches of snow in a matter of 24 hours. We got trapped on the highway for an entire day because snow isn't common in Sedona (no one even owns a snow shovel).

The signs are already here. To those in the area who (finally) sell snow shovels since the snowstorms of 2018-19, you're welcome. The same goes for North Face, Patagonia, and Marmot.