In the aftermath of Hurricane Helene, residents in North Carolina and Georgia are facing significant challenges as they struggle to access basic necessities. Long lines at gas stations are a common sight, with many drivers waiting for hours to refuel amid widespread power outages. Communities such as Waycross and Lexington are particularly affected, with police urging residents to seek gas in other areas due to shortages at local stations. The situation has become overwhelming, as desperate families scramble for fuel and essential supplies while facing extensive damage from the hurricane. Relief efforts, including food trucks in Waycross, aim to support those in need as the recovery process continues. With hundreds of gas stations offline, residents remain hopeful for quicker restoration of services as they navigate these difficult circumstances.