that doesn't mean the carolinas and georgia and maybe down to the keys -- you know, it could hit up in there in those areas. those areas aren't out of the cone potentially of danger as well. but right now the national hurricane center, they do have that cone of the most predictable area of where that hurricane is going to go coming right into central florida. that's where i'm currently located right now, in orlando. i've been here since last night, getting supplies and being prepared for a potentially major hurricane coming to shore in the next few days. >> aaron, let me ask you this. let's talk about the storm surge. you're familiar with that. what kind of damage can that do, and how do you prepare for that? you just simply get out of the way? >> that is the number withone - you're in a storm surge location, you need to heed the evacuation notices and get out of there. i know some people have houses that can withstand the winds of the hurricane and they're also up on stilts and they can survive some surge. sometimes those surges can be big on a large hurricane, and maybe even some of those houses aren't quite high enough.