Rule Your Pool

The Undeniable Power of Water

Rule Your Pool

Show Notes

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Eric reflects on the horrific devastation from Hurricanes Helene and Milton, the raw power of flood water, and a reminder that swimming pools are just samples of domesticated water. It's unwise to fight it.

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