Rachel Abrams

Because they have been spending years trying to attract foreign investment.

Exactly.

Right.

How much it costs to borrow money, for example.

Yeah, what does it have to do with any of this?

Are we kind of talking around the R word, recession?

What if there aren't, Patty?

What if the war literally ends tomorrow?

No more strikes on energy infrastructure.

I know you told us at the top of this conversation that people are saying just based on what's already happened, it will take months, if not years, to rebuild some of the facilities.

But given all of that, if there were no more strikes, how long would it take for things to go back to normal?

Status quo, price pre-Iran war prices.

Given all of that, are there other levers to pull to ease the LNG shortage?

Are there other solves here?

Because this is, of course, funding Russia's war effort with Ukraine.

This is basically a multibillion-dollar war with Iran to buy oil from Iran.

And just to be clear, what you're saying is that...

Right.

In other words, you can diversify your energy supply.

You could try to come up with your own energy independence strategies.