Yeah I guess it's nothing.
Water in the streets around Wall Street; probably thousands of homes damaged severely, a huge amount of the US population at an economic standstill.
It's nothing really; I guess....
I thought of how many vehicles were destroyed. That can mess up people’s lives, too.
The damage is terrible and I pray for those who lost their homes. The only bright side is there will be a boost to the economy as people begin to rebuild. It will require building supplies and lots of labor (jobs). Buy stock in home depot!
Water in the streets around Wall Street; probably thousands of homes damaged severely, a huge amount of the US population at an economic standstill.
It’s nothing really; I guess....
Yeah, if you don’t live near there, it’s not that much of a story. The loss of life (which can affect loved ones all over the country) seems to be really low, though every single death is a tragedy.
I’m in central KY, we got a whisp of the edge of the storm. No rain. The wind is whipping up pretty good, but it always does this time of year.
Sounds like the main problem is that there are just so many people locally affected. I will re-iterate that it also seems that the storm surge (similar to a tsunami) was the main culprit this time.