be somewhere about 80, 85%. but the reason that they have to come back, and you look at all these stands that are still in the process of coming back is it's a real simple formula. if uh yo don't open your doors, you don't pay your bills at the end of the month. so there's a big incentive to get those doors opened. >> so this roller coaster back here, it's interesting, you're going to get rid of it, but it's become a bit of a tourist attraction in and of itself. has there been any consideration -- because it's a symbol of the storm now. there's no consideration to keep it in some way? what are you going to do? >> no, first off, it's privately owned, and we know it has to go. it's a still structure in the ocean. it certainly wouldn't hold up, and especially when you get the nor'easters and things rolling through seaside heights that we get every single year, you'll have five or six normal nor'easters along with the more frequent storms that have been coming up now. so what they're waiting for right now, they need four days of calm. the marine waters need to be nice and calm and they're going