(hail pounds)
- Whoo hoo.
Daddy.
- [Dad] I haven't been hit yet.
- [Whitney] Daddy, well is it already raining?
Those are big rain drops.
Then it starts hailing.
It was cold.
Is there any?
Anything (mumbles).
- [Dad] Locked.
- Whoa!
- [Dad] Get in the car.
There is no way.
Ow!
Hold on a bit.
I gotta go get (inaudible).
I forgot the (inaudible)
- [Whitney] I'm scared.
- [Dad] I got hit right on the head.
- [Whitney] Me too, and it hurt.
- [Dad] Well you had the umbrella.
Did you know you shut the umbrella in the door?
- Really?
- [Dad] You shut the umbrella in the door.
- I did?
I couldn't get it off and it was hitting my --
Look what it did to me!
When I was trying to open the door,
it hit me in the hand, remember?
- [Dad] A hail drop did?
- Yes.
I was trying to open the door and I reached out
with the umbrella and it went, bam!
- [Dad] Whoa.
I got hit right in the melon.
- I'm scared.
- [Dad] Yeah, stay in here.
I bet you the car is all dented.
There's Whitney's umbrella.
- I shut the umbrella in the door,
and it's broken.
I was holding...
- [Dad] Here, let me see it.
That's from a hail stone?
- It used to be bleeding more, but I licked it.
(laughs)
- [Dad] All right.
- [Announcer] Warning for Cobb, Gwinett,
Dekalb, Fulton, and Forsythe.
- Did you hear that?
Those are tornado warnings.
- [Dad] It's a fog warning.
Foggy.
Look at all the leaves that got knocked off.
- Hail storm in spring.
Turkey.
Whoa, ready, Daddy?
Here we go!
(laughs)
(sneezes)
- [Woman] Well that's why you can't have swimming meets.
- [Man] From the front, it would be here,
but on the back, it will say (inaudible).