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"A lot of people were saying: 'Boy, the lockout must really be affecting you money-wise if you have to go back and live with your parents,' " Vigneault said. "For a while, it was a running joke. I was doing some renovations on my home and I had to move back in with my parents. I wasn't supposed to be here. Training camp was going to start and I would be in Vancouver and the renovations would get done while I was away. Then the lockout appeared and I was here and had to move back in with my parents." It's a cute story, but it's worth noting that the lockout has financially hurt people who have a lot less than Vigneault or, for that matter, the players and owners.