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Yeah, where does your head go, right?

It's a great question.

The hard thing about this is that there are two independent timelines.

And the second timeline is the one that's really scary.

Destruction is immediate.

Rebuilding takes time.

So the work of one second's explosion can take, if we're lucky, months.

So we have both the timeline of the immediate, when will this conflict end, and the timeline of the looking forward, when are we back to normal?

Those are separate things.

We can't just say, all right, if the conflict ends next week, we're back to normal next week.

In the case of the LNG assets, what did they say?

Three to five years.