Type of thing. during the whole course of the warnings and the approach of the storm, we were always kind of on the western side of the impact point. and when that happens, that means we're going to get predominantly north or northeast winds, which reduces the chance of surge tide. since we had hurricane opal in 1995, all the new construction has the most stringent requirements. and even though it's -- there's some anxiety involved with staying as the storm approaches, there is also a level of anxiety of having to evacuate. and some people just don't have the wherewithal to evacuate. the money...