in the world and the most profitable one just because it's such low cost >> jerry, you know, obviously on that side, the bull case has been known for a while like every stock in any industry, there is a bear case what if we get a global recession? the price of oil, releasing more oil for the spr. we don't know what's going to happen with the eu sanctions on russia maybe opec does something crazy. who knows, we end up with 60, 50, $40 oil. >> glad you asked that, brian. as far as world recessions go, china is in one. their global -- their oil consumption has already dropped to recession levels because of the pandemic it's unlikely they could get worse, right the u.s. is the second largest oil consumer we are, quote, in a recession as well it could probably get worse, but think of all the sturdy things around the u.s. economy that would push back against a really severe recession i would argue ultimately the recession in global oil demand has been more than made up for by the release of the spr, by the cuts in opec and by what looks like another cut coming in russia so when you think about all the supply that