Hurricane Sally

So it's just assumed that they're being installed correctly.

As for changes going forward, The biggest reductions in damage, if you look at the Hurricane Sally study that was done on 20,000 homes in Alabama in a moderate Category 2 hurricane, showed that homes that went through the certification process with the Fortified Roof or Fortified Gold or Silver program, which all include the Fortified Roof system, which is a system, so there's not one thing that you can improve anywhere.

to actually reduce damage, and your opportune time is during a re-roof.

The Florida Building Code has now addressed that fully.

and disruptions there.

I know 2020 and 2021, not El Nino years, but years where we had to deal with hurricanes and tropical storms throughout harvest and definitely impacting the production totals, the quality, certainly in the south and the southeast, talking about hurricanes like Hurricane Sally and Hurricane Ida.

We have a tropical depression Edward coming in from the Gulf.

This is one that we're tracking from the Gulf and contrasting with what has been a much more active season so far in the Pacific Ocean.

Good food and road snacks.

When Hurricane Sally came through, it was the only place to get gas for generators.

So they have that going for them.

I've actually stopped at that Buc-ee's.