[Floyd Hartman] Easily, Texas is such a diverse state
that there is no way to create a one-size-fits-all.
The example that I gave earlier,
the snow and ice problem that we have in the Panhandle
is not prevalent in the Houston area.
Those two things are not easily addressed by the same,
or you would address them with resources
that are unnecessary in Houston
that are very necessary in Amarillo, and vice versa.
The hurricanes that they have would not, do not occur here.
We have the isolated,
a line of thunderstorms is different than a hurricane event.
So, it has to be tailored to the region.
But then you get within the region,
and each community has needs
because those communities develop plans,
developed what they have over time with strategies
that may or may not have been the same.
So you will see surface flows
versus underground pipeline flows in different communities.
So, just the history of each community
within a region is going to create different approaches
and different needs.