 No, wait, Jim, oh, you didn't have any questions. So we'll skip Jim. I've got one now. Oh, go, go for it. Daniel, I want to thank you for your Exxon question that reminded me, too, that that's been on my mind this week, because I've been watching this proxy war that's been going on. And it's got me thinking this past week, especially with the announcement that looks like the environmentalists have gotten some wins with an Exxon. It's occurring to me that a combination of the sort of corporate activism that's been going on, plus the Biden administration's actions, I'm starting to think, and like your opinion, you're on, that we're going to go back to relying more on OPEC nations for their oil. I mean, maybe it's hard to tell. Fracking is still happening. You know, they haven't stopped fracking yet. If they do that, then yes, I think that's right. No, I mean, I worry that all prices will go up. But more importantly, in a sense, car prices will go up. It's going to become more and more difficult to find a good car or combustion. And then when you get electric cars, and they're going to force us to go into electric cars, I think in California, just within a few years, where they're going to get their electricity? California can't handle the load right now in the summer with air conditioning. Now, add to that cause that is suddenly being charged, where's that electricity going to come from? Where are they going to produce it? How are they going to? The grid cannot sustain it. Now, it's true, Biden wants a $2 trillion so-called infrastructure bill to build the grid. But you still have to produce the electricity. So as we go into the next couple of decades, expect more blackouts, expect much higher electricity prices, expect much higher automobile prices, and with everything that's involved with that, right? I mean, you need to use the gremlins under your desk as a power source. Well, I mean, the good thing is that Tesla is selling you batteries. You can have it home. So you can charge them off the grid and keep the battery when the power goes out and use the Tesla battery. But note that that is a cost of electricity, which won't be calculated according to your monthly bill. But to put a Tesla battery in your home, which I would do, is a cost of electricity. I've heard that I don't know if this is actually the case yet with electric cars, but I know it's been proposed that they keep something like a 10% or 20% reserve on the batteries that when they're plugged in at home, that the power company can actually tap off of your car battery as a backup source of energy for the grid. I'm not surprised. I mean, I looked at some point in Southern California about getting solar panels. And they come and they give you this pitch and you get tax credits and all this stuff. And I said, OK, I think this would be a good idea if I could run the house off of the solar panels. And he was like, no, that's not allowed. You can't do that. I said, what do you mean they're on my roof? No, the only way you can connect the solar panels is to the grid. You sell the electricity to the electric company and they sell it back to you. And yeah, he said your electric bill will go to zero. But you cannot have a switch that connects your solar panels to your home. I said, the only reason I want this is if there's like the 8.0 earthquake in California and the power goes out, I want to be able to run my house on the solar panels. Can't do that. Not allowed to do that. Amazing. So yes, all the electricity is shared. It's all going to go back onto the grid and be so clear. And that technology exists because of the solar panels, because they're buying from homeowners. They could, yeah, they could leech off of your car if they wanted to. Thanks to politicians for working us towards the dumbest possible grid. Yes. But it's a smart grid. It's called a smart grid. 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