 Natural gas, yeah, so it's Thursday, we get EIA numbers, 1030 Eastern time. Let's pull up that natural gas, we've seen crude oil climb this morning, right, 6307. But jumping over to the commodities, we'll jump into that natural gas. Let's see where we start off from the 11 AM expiration. So natural gas trading at 261.1, we're looking at the June contract, quite a little pop this morning. I'm not sure where, maybe that was 830, is that housing, I don't know, was that jobs? Well 59 to 63 back to 61, right? Four pennies, that's quite a pop, for sure, excuse me. So we're trading at 261.1, we get, it's almost 1025, we get the inventories at 1030, looking at what some exposure to the upside and downside might cost us on this one. We're gonna have a little bit of a bullish bias, right? We got, this isn't bad, I can already see it in terms of, it's costing us $15 for the bullish spread, but of that $11 is basically intrinsic value. So you're paying four tenths of a penny for the bullish one, and you're gonna be paying a little bit more, so $21 or 2.1 pennies, what's nice is if you're bullish, you're already a penny in the upside. Yeah, right. I mean that's why I said not much premium at all, even if you just want to make a bullish trade, you know, you're trading at 260, 269, you're getting in at 261.3, you lost as a cap to 260, and you got exposure to 11, let's see where the noons line up. A little bit more time maybe, 12 o'clock, that's a bummer. So those line up with only 265, and that's because we had natural gas up near 265 when those would have gotten opened, but let's see where the dailies, come on, give us a 260, there we go. So the dailies go till 230, now we always mention this, we have the 40 cent dailies here, just gonna pull up it, but then if you go into the dailies here, you got 50 cents, and I know that they're always ticking, oh look, they're close, but they're not exactly. We got 264.3 on the bullish side, and I'm not willing to pay an extra two ticks because I'm okay with my profits being capped at $3. Right, yeah. So that's right, oh look, there we are though, now we're back, we got, so there you go, and I thought they'd be the same, what probably happened is somebody took this five, market maker drops for a moment, and then the market maker picks back up, right? Exact number. Yeah, and it would make sense because there's no, there's probably one out of a thousand times, maybe it's gonna rise above $3, right? But so bullish side, and again, not bad, we're trading at 261.2, 261.2, and you're getting in at 262.1, nine ticks, let me set up the bearish one, so we can go into the break, where are we? It's gonna be nine ticks, so you're looking at $30 for 230. We'll see what happens. So that right there folks, Tommy and I are coming right back. Our phone number is 877-927-6648. We have the Dow Industrial's up 229, NASA's up 92, SAP's up 28, come right back.