The toughest part about this for us is that we save 600 to 1,000 people every year, and we're pretty good at it, and we got there and there was just nobody to save.

It's a little bit frustrating for all the guys to go through that, and I'm proud of them that they did such a good job.

Nashville was the cavalry. When all of us on our bus were injured and suffered tremendously with smoke inhalation, and when we couldn't go on any further, it was the folks from Nashville who picked up.

We've been here for 90 years and it's not unreasonable for us to want to stay close to our customer base.

We're hoping some brilliant 8-year-old will see a pattern and tell us.

We can't panic. It will be an uphill climb for us. We feel we're still in there. We get a win next week, go to 5-4 and we can get back in this.