That's how we generate business for our resort properties. I don't think you'll see us pulling away from those markets because they remain an important part of our strategy.

We had other things on our plate in Atlantic City.

That was the attraction. It was a tremendously strategic location.

We want to see an offering that attracts the sophisticated customers.

We plan to develop a first-class resort at that site. This is not simply going to be a rebuild.

We will not be pursuing that brand in the long term.

We're quite happy with how we are doing in Laughlin at Harrah's.

We have to think about the people first. Then we can think about the business. We're dealing with a scale of disaster we've never seen before (in the casino industry). We're literally at square one right now.

We need to get people in there to evaluate the situation.