The Outage Begins It was about 2:00 PM. We hopped in the car and headed for TGI Friday’s. Immediately, something felt off. Traffic lights? Dead. Cars? Weaving through intersections. The usual Friday school rush? Nonexistent—turns out it was a teacher work day. We got to Friday’s, and the staff just shrugged: “Sorry, no power, no food.” Okay, pivot. Texas Roadhouse at Galerías Mall. Same story—dark, shut down. That’s when it clicked: this wasn’t just a local hiccup. This was a mega blackout....

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