That's what Ian Shader tells himself as he walks back and forth along a suburban San Antonio, Texas, street. Ian Shader of Corpus Christi, Texas, says some people in the shelter 'can't handle the stress and they'll snap.' (Kim Brunhuber/CBC)His house in Corpus Christi, Texas — not far from the where hurricane made landfall — has likely now been reduced to raw materials. People inside say the shelter is 'getting meaner' day by day as evacuees get more and more frustrated. After being cooped up for this long, Shrader says the people in the shelter are starting to change.

Source: CBC News August 29, 2017 12:00 UTC