Tell me because we use the oil market as an information provider right now.

I think West Texas is over, what, $10, $405 a barrel.

Brent is up to $114, 115.

The market today, correct me if I'm wrong, has not really bought into the fact that there's some negotiations on that's going to slow this down.

Am I is that the correct interpretation of that?

You're 100% right. Beyond 100% because for the better part of the last four weeks since we've

been at this, Trump would come out and say they're they're about to relent or the negotiations

are going well. Oil would be down $15 a barrel, $10 a barrel. This is the time where Trump is saying, we've got them where we want them. And the oil market this time said, you know what, we're seeing something different in the actual physical oil market, and they're pushing the prices up. And they're going to wait for the real all clear, not the rhetorical all clear. Hang on. repeat that is very important for the first time president

trump and today was actually more detailed we are talking to the right people i think rubio even

even backed up the fact that we are making some progress they identified the the speaker of the

house of the iranian parliament that i even know it's a thing but they've got a parliament, right? And this guy, and he's in the, and he's in the negotiation change. Supposedly, it's as close to direct as we can, although people are still saying we're going indirect to the Pakistanis. But what did the, or for the first time, like you said, he didn't have a dip. The oil market, I think, stayed the same to go slightly up. It actually surged to the end of the day, did it not? 100%. So this is the first time that, so Trump, over the past four weeks, Trump would come out and say something very positive. In other words, positive for some sort of solution, oil would go down. It would retreat immediately.

This is the first time where we heard some of that same, I won't call it rhetoric,

some of the same commentary coming out of Trump and the administration.

But every other time the Iranians have disputed.

We're not doing this.

That's not true.

They did it again, but this time the oil market didn't retreat. It stayed. It was 19, it was 9960 on Friday at the close. It ended up, it's opened at 103 today. It went up to 104 and a half five. It doesn't believe anything until it sees it now. And I told you, I spoke to a major transporter and a major refiner when I was in Dallas with you guys.

And they're both.

And remember, the refiner is very susceptible

to higher oil prices.

They don't want to hire oil prices

because they need to buy it to run it through the refinery.

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