These people ultimately want to go back to their own community. They don't want to live in Florida or Texas.

It's just a way to get out, welcome students back. It's also good for people in the community to get out there and meet the students.

When people are drowning, you can't just look the other way.

There were stories going around that we were bringing 3,000 people. People were making up all kinds of crazy things. But it's fine now.

There are many people in our community without huge incomes, and this type of store is very important, socially and economically to them. People will vote with their feet.

I think kids recognize we have a network of people in the community who are looking out for them, and that creates a sense of heightened safety for our youngsters.