The Hello, welcome to Carcast in Edmonds. I'm Matt the Motorader De Andrea here with

Alistair Weaver from Edmonds.com. Welcome. Thank you very much. I think it's starting to clear up a little

bit outside and which is interesting because we complain about a little bit of the

weather out here but most of the

rest of the country is getting demolished with cold and snow and so we're still spoiled and stuff out here.

But we did have a big earthquake.

Did you just feel the other?

I just felt it.

Yeah. It was a 4.7 in Malibu.

Yeah. Followed up by a little 3.0 after shock that I didn't even feel. But yeah, sitting here in my in my in my in my warehouse, I felt that nice little 4.7. By the way, for those of you who don't live in California, if that never felt an earthquake before, that is kind of interesting.

I've been here a couple of times now where someone visits from out of town and there's an earthquake and they're

Scattering around like like somebody just let a puppy off a leash

Because they don't know what do I do what do I do I go just sit on the couch and do nothing like that's just enjoy the ride that's that's basically what you do.

I think that's the biggest though in six years of living in LA I think that's 4.7 I think that's the biggest I'm

experience my brother was actually caught up in the you know the Japanese

earthquake that set off the nuclear reactor and everything else he was caught up in

that and he was on the 37th floor so he was hiding under his desk with his

off his chair light flying backwards and forwards between the walls and they had to evacuate to

Hong Kong for six weeks and all the tropical fish died and you know but it was yeah that was a big deal but yeah anyway we're here and still just about standing and you're you're home so you got to actually feel it. If you were driving you probably

didn't even notice anything. I was on the first floor so I was upstairs so I felt it pretty much upstairs.

Yeah, well there you go. Grab the baby heroically.

Use it as a shield over your head. No idea what I was going to do with him, but he was there in my arms.

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