'It's All Gone and We Don't Have Insurance': Florida Woman Shocked Her Home Couldn't Survive 'Unsurvivable' Hurricane Helene Storm Surge

Though Hurricane Helene may have only made landfall a handful of hours ago, the impact of the Category 4 storm is already apparent, especially to Florida residents who refused to heed the Sunshine State's formal warnings to get the h—l out of dodge. 

On Thursday night, Skylar Siegfried-Anderson headed to TikTok to not only offer several glimpses at the damage from the "historic" hurricane but also express a few apparent regrets about sticking around to watch her allegedly uninsured home fill with floodwaters.

"Holy c–p, how did I think I could survive this s—t?" she said of the storm, one Tallahassee's National Weather Service had previously described as "catastrophic and potentially unsurvivable." 

But even as Siegfried-Anderson lamented about her now "underwater" house and her neighbor, who she claimed had died after being "electrocuted," TikTok had little sympathy.

"I think my frontal lobe has 100% developed bc seeing people act like this makes me so angry," wrote one commenter on one of her clips. 

"It's almost like...the warnings were...warning you of this,"  added a second, while another questioned how she planned to "salvage" her home, as she explained in a previous video.

"Were you personally gonna stop the water from going in?" they asked. 

While the world may never know how Siegfried-Anderson planned to channel Posideon himself, take it from these FAFO-fueled clips: The Waffle House index never lies.