gruenspecht. >> i think i'll have to get on a plane that goes all the way to australia. but, no, i think -- i think it really depends on the -- on the -- for the amount of oil, you know, the nature of the commitments, because a lot of commitments get made -- >> let's just assume for discussion sake that it's a real commitment of a million barrels a day. >> okay. i think only, you know, over ten year, i think only modest price impacts would be expected, frankly, if supply from drilling, you know, in one area like the united states is offset by reductions in supply from other parts of world, which is another something that could happen, or if demand is relatively, you know, more responsive to changes in supply. and demand is more price run, you know, the onger time million barrels tomorrow is a different thing than a million barrels ten years from now, both in terms of offsetting responses and in terms of the demand response. so maybe -- >> a modest impact on prices today. >> modest impact on prices. but, again, a lot of environmental, economic, and geopolitical benefits.