everybody is saying, this storm, we have to go home. the canners aren't going home, they're out on the streets right now. >> matthew, i don't think this is maybe a phenomenon just limited to new york city. it probably says something about the high cost of living here. i have been in rural maine, for instance. one thingnoticed is there seems to be a proliferation of these bottle redemption centers. like out of people's backyards, they open them up, they offer 6 cents a can. i have been noticing that. can you explain the economics of this industry, the bottle redemption industry? not just the people themselves who are picking up the cans on the street but the next step up. how do they make money? is there much money in that for people? >> you're absolutely right. there's more and more people doing this all around the country. we have been filming a lot in oklahoma and there's bottle and can collectors in oklahoma. we came out of a screening at the academy of motion picture arts and sciences and as soon as we walked out of this screening