about five minutes left with jeff bower. global sees america's oil news director they're taking your questions. your calls about gas prices around the country. steve in california, thanks for y?waiting. >> i read an article that suggests the oil companies could put more fuel on the market but it's more profitable for them to keep the price at the pump high and that it improves their stock position and if their stock position was worse in the 2010s when the consumer would say we demand lower prices and they would pull more gaps on the market and the prices would go down but then they would lose money profitability so none of the dynamics of the oil industry benefit your average american in any way, do they? >> to your point if you you want to be profitable. it does make sense but there are this is an unusual time. again, we are recovering from a big drop last year and demand in last year. and again, they don't really want to add so much. i get your point. they don't want to add so much production that they risk not being prof