power. there's a power pole there behind me. that's probably one of the best surviving ones that i've seen. it's just leaning. but if you want to repair the power and the powerlines, and we've seen trucks coming around to do that, well, you can't repair it on a pole like that that's about to come down. most of them have fully, fully come down. you can see a communication tower behind that where the dish has been wrecked on top. that creates all sorts of problems with cell service around here. so you've got no power, you've got no heat. we've got gas problems. we've got water problems. obviously when you have water pipes damaged, there is the chance of infiltration of contaminants. they are still testing the water to see what can be had. some places around here within two miles of here, there's no destruction whatsoever. that's very different from a hurricane where you see a large area that's been completely destroyed. here you've got the center of town that has been completely destroyed. and the fire station doesn't exist anymore.