The public is willing to pay tolls. What they're not willing to do is stop and pay at toll booths.

While they seem to be willing to pay the cost of housing hurricane victims, it is not clear that FEMA would agree to make long-term payments to the state to house the homeless in these apartments.

Valuation is what people are willing to pay.

If people are willing to pay another $20,000 for their $200,000 house, then fine. But if not, we need to talk about the consequences of throwing out 12 million people.

I don't think I'll go to the booths.

It was a difficult operation in some sense because you're not looking for the legal vendors who have their booths set up. These are people who are usually selling out of their cars or set up shop in and around the campground area.