We're back at Jeff Lubbark and Fort Myers, Florida, our final day here.

And a little bit later on, Roman Anthony on the show, and Peyton Toley on the show,

and Craig Breslow on the show today as we wrap up an awesome three days here in Florida.

It won't be long until the Red Sox are back in the city. And hopefully

at that point, the people on the Cape will have their power back. And the streets in

Brockton and everywhere else will finally be plowed. Because I, Shy, I don't, is that the people

that are without power on the Cape still today?

Like, is that a big news story or not locally?

Are people talking about that?

It's wild to me.

Yeah, I mean, I think the people down the Cape are pretty upset about it, to be fair.

They have decreased the number quite a bit.

Yesterday when I looked, yesterday morning when I looked, when I was kind of working on the news, it was about 30% of Barnstable County. We're now down

to about two and a half percent. So they are definitely making a lot of progress in terms

of bringing power back to people. But I know, I will get to this in the news, I think,

but I know the National Guard is coming in to plow or snowblow or shovel Brockton and other places because they haven't been able to finish that either.

And I get, I mean, I get it's like a record-breaking storm total down there, but you're going on five days now? When was a storm?

Monday, four days? Like, you would think you'd be able to get it done by this point. It's been a

week and a half since the blizzard. And the other thing to me is this just falls in line, though,

Greg. They don't want it to be convenient to drive a car. Do you think that's it?

Yes.

You do?

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