Oh god, this topic is great, so I'm going to break down for you everything stupid that you've said. So basically your whole post. You obviously have not the vaguest idea of what a tsunami is, because if you did, you wouldn't be posting this topic in the first place. A tsunami is a displacement of water, not any sort of meteorological occurrence that would affect weather in any form. However, watch out because it has been known to rain in Costa Rica from time to time. Moving on, I see you may have failed geography once or twice, so I'll help you out here: Costa Rica is located in southern Central America,(where most of our current fast food employees grew up) which is approximately 8259 miles away. There is no way that a 8.9 magnitude earthquake would have any discernible effect on the pacific shore, even though there was an alert posted. In short, your post makes no damn sense whatsoever, but thanks for the laughs.
