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John Scales Quotes
«It was like a ghost town,»
Author: John Scales
«It looked to me like the world had ended. One second, it was a bustling city. The next second, people vanished. It just looked like, all of a sudden, everybody was gone.»
Author: John Scales
«It's a large task, but I'm very excited by the challenge,»
Author: John Scales
«Away from that part of town, we could drive on any side of the street that we wanted, ... It was quiet, too quiet.»
Author: John Scales
«We could only get to about 40 percent of the city, ... The remainder is still under water.»
Author: John Scales
«I have a couple of lists that I can refer to throughout the day, but I don't have the official 'FAT' book yet. Yes, it really is called the FAT (Federal Acronym and Terms) book. And no, you can't speak a sentence around here without using an acronym,»
Author: John Scales
«Roxie (the neighbor) greeted me at her front door holding a 'hurricane baby,' ... It turns out that Roxie ... is housing five adults, a teenager, two infants (preemie twin boys born five days before the hurricane and weighing 3 1/2 and 4 1/2 pounds), two dogs, two cats and an iguana -- all evacuees of New Orleans. This is in addition to her own family.»
Author: John Scales
«They are definitely getting more organized,»
Author: John Scales
«The long-term recovery is going to be very long, with the amount of devastation,»
Author: John Scales