Greg Pierce

But in terms of finger pointing about what could be done in the future, I think that's more about how we've allowed people to get comfortable and not really anticipate that the climate change stories that we've already seen elsewhere hadn't quite experienced here with respect to fire were going to come to bear here, as well as us not wanting to pay for things that

Once they occur and hit us really hard, we wish we had paid for, but I'm not sure we'll even be willing to pay for again in two years when some of this has settled down and people who weren't directly personally affected and lost their homes, or worse, forget about this.

Once they occur and hit us really hard, we wish we had paid for, but I'm not sure we'll even be willing to pay for again in two years when some of this has settled down and people who weren't directly personally affected and lost their homes, or worse, forget about this.

Once they occur and hit us really hard, we wish we had paid for, but I'm not sure we'll even be willing to pay for again in two years when some of this has settled down and people who weren't directly personally affected and lost their homes, or worse, forget about this.