we experienced the brunt of that. abby, you said you had to move, i had to move my family, we were downtown, i've got three little kids and to this day, i kid you not, they see rain coming in, they see a storm, they get worried and they ask what's going to happen and i thing about those poor children right now in texas that have had to be evacuated and thank god there safe, but this is a true medic event. extra medic for their parents, it's hugely dramatic for them. most importantly, there safe. but now, their families will have to rebuild and its way to take a lot. economically for a family, this is a very hard thing for them to do. >> kevin: at the macro level, you look at the state of texas and the impact of houston, the largest city has a med economy. we already talked on the impact it will have on oil and gas, but houston's economy moves on more than just oil and gas. forget about what the breakout would be, it's probably in the