you being at work today somehow. >> she might not have liked it because i said it was a big, fat storm when we started this thing out. >> sure. >> and governor, for residents of your state who do have some damage and don't know where to turn, what's the best place to go to right now? >> we have a governors hotline up and we have a state emergency center that we've hyped before, and folks know in every county in eastern north carolina, we have, as we speak, open local emergency centers, the feds are on the ground as we finish the assessment this week, we hope by next week to be -- if we can meet the thresholds and that's a danger, you know, there's a federal threshold for that partnership, we begin the rebuilding process with help from federal money. >> we've been talking about federal money, local money, where are you going to get the money to pay for this? >> this is something we've experienced before in north carolina. we have a rainy day fund for things like this to do our best. at the end of the day, regardless, we've always fallen back even after floyd which was a $2 billion.