great basin national park is located, the entire county's population is about 8,000 people, so in the town baker next to the park, about 75% of the residents are park employees, so the restaurants, there are no people eating at the restaurants now. i talked to a friend and she said, we are not going out, we are not buying anything because we don't know how long this is going to last. so that -- those communities up there are just now starting to realize that this is a huge inconvenience for their businesses. it's like a seventh of the whole county's population. >> and the ripple affect is what you're describing here. as a contractor, greg, as a contractor, one of the experts watching this space says there's
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