Alfredo Diaz

Safety numbers is fine.

Does that make sense?

Yeah, just weird weight distributions.

exactly yeah because the water is is flowing and while it's flowing it's got weight to it i mean just say like simply put too you could just have like water go onto the ship heavy amount right it's weighing down the back and then pulling the front forward and then maybe the way from underneath sends it it starts rolling forward and then all of a sudden the weight is shifting and and then yeah then it's just different parts bending back down while it's like being weighed down or being pushed up and

Oh, yeah, Bose ain't supposed to be bending and flexing like that.

Exactly, exactly.

True.

Yeah, the paperclip is like the best example.

You just bend it back and forth, back and forth, back and forth.

And it'll snap.

Yeah, it just gets worse and worse.

I mean, it was split, it did sink, so at some point it buckled under the pressure, I gotta say.

Sink right down.

And then when it's sinking down, it might just be the pressure pulled from the middle and then snaps it.

That's the thing too, yeah, it's got to take on water and sure you have certain pockets or for lack of better terms, cutouts on the ship that disperse the water,

But it's not like waterproof.

It's still going to leak into the ship.

And so if you're just constantly taking on heavy amounts of water, it's going to flow in and then start adding weight.

And then you're more susceptible to more water and then just compiles onto itself.

finishing the deed toppling it over or shoving it underwater enough that it took on too much water for it to possibly recover right yeah when you're getting hit that quickly the boat's not gonna have enough time to recover so if you're just consistently battering the hell out of it then yeah it's just wild it's just wild to think that you know especially for the other boat that we we could have been that boat we were so close that could have been us