[laughs]

... well, that's what it is.

[laughs] Anyways, so this, uh, location of a city also happens to sit on what is called the San Andreas fault line, which is the meeting point of the Pacific tectonic plate and the North American tectonic plate.

And scientists have determined that just about every 200 years or so, um, they shift violently and destroy everything, as we got to see in, uh, 1906.

So the way these two tectonic plates work is they both run in the exact same direction, but the Pacific plate moves faster than the North American plate.

So every now and then, all that tension gets bunched up, and then all of a sudden it just slips, causing absolute mayhem.

Oh, no. [laughs]

[laughs] No, the, uh, the ev- the evacuation actually went better than it should've.