low. they don't give you an undercharge. >> that's the thing. when prices are high, they're crying afoul and levying a surcharge on you. when prices go down, they say they pay out increased labor and dividends to investors which you can't disprove. so you'll never win with the airlines. when the fuel charges go up again, they'll say they're losing money so they won't lowter fares and the fuel surcharge isn't going anywhere. there's groups trying to get it removed. it's not going to happen. >> neil: a lot of cruises go in and out of that neck of the woods. i don't know what it is now. 20,000 cruisers were affected. had to be repositioned. how is it looking for next week? >> you'll have the stay on top of your cruise just like you would with the flight. you'll have to look at the status and see if you can get there and get out and also see how it's looking, whether it's galveston or one of the other