Jack McClendon

You know, for the last six weeks, you just you know, you got to play by our rules and you got to play play by the, you know, the Iranian Republican guards rules.

So I'm not quite sure what has changed.

But, you know, I tweeted this out a couple of days ago.

You know, the market kind of clearly thinks that the war is over and.

you know, you're kind of seeing that wash today in prices.

And so I just, it'll be interesting to see where prices are going to settle out.

I don't think we're going back to the 50s or 60s.

You know, are you going to see, you know, to get back into land, man, are you going to see that sweet spot at 75?

You know, that would be a better baseline for us than 65 and 60.

And so to reiterate what I said earlier, I think the, you know, I think the industry is largely kind of in a wait and see mode.

They do not.

They do not.

You know, you're starting to see some fuel surcharges on some of those bills.

I would imagine if you settle back in the 70s or 80s, those are going to kind of go away.

And part of that is kind of tongue in cheek, right?

The operators always play a game with the service companies.

So it remains to be seen.

As I said, there's just so much noise in the market right now.

I mean, I can't remember the last time we ever lived in an era where

you know, a tweet could move the price of the world's most liquid commodity five to 10%.