Vincent Oshana

No, no, hang on.

I'm just saying we can't lose in the macro analysis is to have a heart for the citizens who are out there that we want to see this stuff cleaned up by the mid-June so they have a chance to get electricity.

Adam, you really have a way of winning people over.

It's like such a thing that you do that's, you know, there's two things.

No, it's not.

Both things are happening.

Okay?

One...

families with dollar and gas prices increasing impacts their discretionary income are going through a painful time right now.

They're feeling it.

Sure.

Two, I also understand why this is taking place, and I'm hoping it ends quickly, okay?

I'm hoping it ends quickly.

I would support it if it's a quick thing to happen and not something that takes a long time, and I'm optimistic that everything, trust me, yesterday, if you were in the room, I wish that conversation would have been recorded.

What I'm more interested in is,

Vinny, yesterday you were on a major Zoom with a bunch of global oil strategists and energy economists and petroleum market analysts.

With the leaders of OPIC that you were talking to, I don't want to disclose their names.

What is your analysis?

What do you think is going to happen?

I think that the injection of, you know... Injection fracture.