Nothing like this has ever happened. I keep hearing it's a once-in-a-lifetime event, and I certainly hope so.

It's in their interest to do as quick a job, as good a job as possible, to protect their employees as well as customers.

So we felt it was probably water that was contaminated, so our objective was to get rid of the water immediately.

The theaters were the hardest hit, but to some extent all the stores got water intrusion.

We'd like to see it end anyway. It's driving everybody crazy.

I would just say to be cautious, no matter what kind of water.

Just observing the levels of foot traffic, it's been substantially more than we normally see.

On the face of it, it looks like most of the stores handled it properly and very quickly.

Many stores have damaged inventory. If they had merchandise on the floors or in boxes and it got waterlogged, they won't be able to sell it.