 had a big magnet hanging in his window with steel pieces to attract the public to look in and, you know, come on in. Yes. And all of a sudden he heard clank, clank, clank, and he looked over and he thought the magnet lost its power and it had temporarily, and then this big quake hit Tokyo. My God, how could that? Scientists say it's impossible. You know, they say it has to be in a field stronger than itself, and the Earth's magnetic is only, you know, half a gauss. Exactly.