and then in terms of evacuations, we're still a couple days out. but one gentleman from new jersey in line this morning summed it up best for me, he said where are we going to go? we still don't know where this thing is going to hit and right now it looks like the whole state could be impacted. people are definitely stocking up on all of their essentials, mostly generators, batteries, flashlights, nonperishable food items and most importantly medicine. it's a big retirement community as well and i just spoke to an older lady named robin and she said listen, governor desantis said most likely you will lose power. i don't want to be roaming around next week looking for my prescription and medicine. nicolle? >> mariana, most people who aren't in the storm's path getting ready for back to school, buying supplies and groceries, what are the spirits like of the folks you talked to? obviously it's never a good time for a hurricane to hit but this is about the worst if you have little ones heading off to school soon.