Who knows where this guy is, and what he dealt with 24 hours later.

The water off our coast is still very much above normal, and it's only a matter of time that places like Long Island and Myrtle Beach get a very strong one.

It was more than I ever thought I would see, and I just assume never see something like that again.

As bad as the weather was, it was the aftermath that was so staggering. It's kind of like crawling out of a hole, and you look around and nothing is as it was when you left.

Everything had to be dismantled within 24 hours starting at 11 p.m. Friday night. To compound matters, there wasn't sufficient time to drain the basin and refill it for the next day.

I'll never be able to walk straight, I'm in pain 24 hours a day because of that racetrack and I still love it.