 where the outer ear is, so the part where it's what we call the ear, not the inner ear that takes the sound into the brain, and the actual brain tissue itself. And what do you have? You have skin, some soft tissue, bone, and then the protective layer around the brain called the dura, and then the brain. That tissue in adults can be one to two centimeters. That's about one-third to two-thirds of an inch at most. So when people say it was inches, it's not. It's well under an inch, and that's very little space. Even if he hadn't gotten a direct hit,