 Geologists used to sort of laugh at it. They said, oh, earthquakes are all independent events, except for the occasional foreshock and a lot of aftershocks, the big quakes. We recognize that. But a quake in Southern California has nothing to do with the big one in Northern California a week later. Right. There is, however, the possibility of a domino kind of effect. Well, yes. In fact, after the Landers earthquake in 1992, they changed their plans. In fact, it was delightful to me. They've