. -- rebecca babin. good to talk to you, particularly on a day like today, were a lot of us are scratching our heads, trying to figure out, how does one million barrels of day -- million barrels a day of oil depress oil prices, and more importantly, how does it depress gas prices? rebecca: i think that is the right question. the answer is, it doesn't. what it does is, it removes that outsized tail event where we get a spike to $150 in summer driving season, but it does not actually meaningfully move prices lower over the short and medium-term. why? because it does not offset what we are losing from russia, potentially. it also sends three very important signals to the markets that are bullish. one, russia-ukraine is going to last longer than we thought, so those barrels are going to be off longer than anticipated. two, the ironic deal -- iran deal not likely to come to fruition. three, opec-plus not listening to us. it is very reluctant to add barrels back to the market, and that is not a policy i think