Matt Lanza

It's a lot different today.

There are plans now.

There's a lot more preparation, a lot more rules.

It should be less chaotic today than it was, you know, 20 years ago.

But, you know, these are all different things you got to think about.

It's just about being and understanding your risk about the place that you live.

And it's not always made easy for people.

I always think like the example, like the single mom that's working three jobs, that's got two kids,

doesn't have time to go through all these things.

So I think it would be nice if communities had almost a welcome to the town packet.

Here's what you need to know.

And it would include things like that because all the time we're always talking about how great a place is to live.

But the reality is that there's always going to be something.

There's always some threat.

It's a blizzard, it's a hurricane, it's a wildfire, it's an earthquake, whatever it is.

Yeah, but you bring up an important topic because insurance industry are the ones that are starting to, they're the market signal that climate change is a problem.

Because everybody's insurance rates are going up.

And it's not just because of wildfires in California and Colorado.

It's because of hailstorms in Texas.

It's because of hurricanes in Texas and Florida and the Carolinas.