well, to take a look at this, let's bring into co host chris the i and david mckelvey. the ceo of macaroni financial group, always great to have both. you talked about this important issue, kristie. i want to start with you with opec scheduled to meet online next week to decide there production policy for august beyond what's expected to come of that meeting, especially after boosting output from may to july. well, it's expected that they're probably going to be boost the output again, so only by some $500000.00 barrels per day when they meet next week, which is a very modest boost. but that definitely won't be enough to plug the short fall in supplies. so the organization is looking to cautiously ramp up output as apparently there's still worried about uncertain demands as the world economies recover unevenly. and if there's a potential that can wave of the various delta virus had a. so opec clause slash output early last year by 9700000 barrels a day as a pen, them extract demand. so the cumulative additions over the past couple of months have now brought back about 4