Matt Randolph

Uh, the U S immediately came back and said they didn't hit nothing.

And then the U S came back later and said, well, they actually fired on us.

And then like,

We're in this space and time where you can't believe anybody, and it makes it almost impossible to get the right information to the people that you're trying to deliver the information.

And all of this just makes the market go nuts.

My big concern is, of course, this will post on Wednesday, and we'll know about this by the time this podcast comes out.

Tomorrow, the API inventory report comes out, which is going to tell us how much our diesel fuel, gasoline,

inventories dropped, and it's going to be a lot.

A lot of people think it's going to be the biggest one ever.

So you know how the job numbers come out?

Yeah.

One day, who is it that releases the job numbers first?

The payroll company, ADP.

Oh, yeah.

ADP does their job numbers, and then the Bureau of Labor Statistics does their job numbers like the next day or the day after.

They do the same thing with oil inventories.

So API does them first.

And that gives you like some insight into what they might actually look at.

And then the EIA comes out the next day.

And that's the one that really moves the markets.