Well, I don't think so. We had a nasty hurricane called Hurricane Hugo 10 years ago, and I think it taught everyone a lesson in South Carolina a lesson about leaving and going to safe shelter, and that lesson is still etched pretty firmly in the memories of most people in our state. We probably won't qualify for some of the individual aid that Gov. Hunt talked about, but we did get an emergency declaration in advance of the storm that will qualify us for reimbursement of up to 75 percent of the state expenses and local expenses associated with hurricane relief. And Gov. Hunt, you mentioned that you're going to need some agricultural aid, and that farmers are sometimes left behind in these aid programs. We are, and the Congress is going to need to help us with the agricultural help because the laws don't now permit that.
Agriculture is discriminated against.
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