 If the fault line's not ready to fail, and it can only yield the energy that's stored up on it. So if you've just had a big earthquake on a fault and you haven't had the greatest tides in a thousand years, you're not going to get a great earthquake. It's already been relieved. So I'm not concerned, for example, about the southern San Andreas fault in the south peninsula of this area. Yeah, because it releases pretty regularly. Yeah, yeah.