Imagine this — you’re standing at Pacific Beach on a perfect California morning. The sun’s out, skies are clear, seagulls are circling, and the ocean looks calm… until it doesn’t. The tide begins to vanish, dragging the waterline hundreds of meters back. People point, laugh nervously, unsure what’s happening. Then, on the horizon, you see it — a wall of water taller than the pier itself, moving fast, unstoppable. You can almost feel the air shift, hear the collective gasp before the chaos. It’s