Ugh, can't a guy even get some decent shopping in on Black Friday without getting rocked by a few earthquakes? I mean, 3.4 is no big deal, but it's still a bit annoying when you're trying to score some deals on gaming consoles or whatever.
But seriously, the Bay Area's got some serious seismic issues going on right now. It's like, I get that we're located near major tectonic plate boundaries and all that jazz...
But can't we just have a quiet day of shopping without any tremors?
I guess it's kinda reassuring that there were no injuries or significant damage, but still... it's a bit disconcerting when you're feeling the ground shake beneath your feet. And I'm not even gonna get started on how stressful it must be for scientists trying to predict these things
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Let's all just take a deep breath and hope that this seismic trend dies down soon, okay?
But seriously, the Bay Area's got some serious seismic issues going on right now. It's like, I get that we're located near major tectonic plate boundaries and all that jazz...
But can't we just have a quiet day of shopping without any tremors?I guess it's kinda reassuring that there were no injuries or significant damage, but still... it's a bit disconcerting when you're feeling the ground shake beneath your feet. And I'm not even gonna get started on how stressful it must be for scientists trying to predict these things
.Let's all just take a deep breath and hope that this seismic trend dies down soon, okay?
3.4 magnitude is no joke though, that's like a mini-shaker 
anyway idk what's up with these quakes coming on black friday tho, like the ultimate day to get struck by a major earthquake 
is california cursed or wut?!?! 
plus, its not like the quakes were super strong or anything... just 3.4 magnitude 
and all that. i mean, sure, there are some bigger faults around but thats what makes the bay area so cool, right? 
Just got word that multiple earthquakes hit San Benito County on Black Friday morning 
Mag 3.4 was the strongest, no major damage or injuries reported 
The USGS says Bay Area is high-risk due to its geology 