themselves, can you get any sense because a country far different than the united states. it s almost a fatalistic country. they have been through unbelievable occurrences throughout their history. how are they reacting to this generally speaking? generally speaking, i would say people are handling it as well as can be expected. i mean, life goes on. there are people out and about today. many people, of course, last night were stranded because the trains were stopped and the subways were stopped. and there was no way for many people to get home. so, for example, i walked down the street to the nearby hyatt hotel and there were people camped out in the lobby. i think people are handling it about as well as you can handle a situation that s just as unpredictable as this. bill: did you feel the quake yourself? you are in tokyo and the quake
themselves, can you get any sense because a country far different than the united states. it s almost a fatalistic country. they have been through unbelievable occurrences throughout their history. how are they reacting to this generally speaking? generally speaking, i would say people are handling it as well as can be expected. i mean, life goes on. there are people out and about today. many people, of course, last night were stranded because the trains were stopped and the subways were stopped. and there was no way for many people to get home. so, for example, i walked down the street to the nearby hyatt hotel and there were people camped out in the lobby. i think people are handling it about as well as you can handle a situation that s just as unpredictable as this. bill: did you feel the quake yourself? you are in tokyo and the quake
themselves, can you get any sense because a country far different than the united states. it s almost a fatalistic country. they have been through unbelievable occurrences throughout their history. how are they reacting to this generally speaking? generally speaking, i would say people are handling it as well as can be expected. i mean, life goes on. there are people out and about today. many people, of course, last night were stranded because the trains were stopped and the subways were stopped. and there was no way for many people to get home. so, for example, i walked down the street to the nearby hyatt hotel and there were people camped out in the lobby. i think people are handling it about as well as you can handle a situation that s just as unpredictable as this. bill: did you feel the quake yourself?