leila saeed leila on our communication line, they are with us from yazd, mr. leila , what do you think, do you agree with mr. nemati or with mr. shakri, do you think we should come to natrazia or no, we have to look a little earlier. in the name of allah, the most gracious, the most merciful, i want permission to record and go to the point of the matter. i think that if you tell any economist or any expert or even any ordinary person in the street and market to come and list the issue of imbalance and economic problems of iran, that's all. they say that mr. nemati said, or mr. shakri may say, or i may say that the issue is much, much more fundamental. i agree with mr. shakri's position being more fundamental, but i want you to raise this from a different perspective. let's see, for a period of maybe 70-80 years, we succeeded in controlling iran if we want to calculate the share of oil in iran's economy in 2013, i once calculated to myself that we should export three and a half million and four million barrels of oil a day, so my oil will be $200 per barrel. somethin