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Here's episode 241.

What's going on, Mark?

What's going on pages?

We got a review,

but we got it in a non-typical manner, didn't we? Yeah, by snail mail. By snail mail. This was,

which is really awesome. You want to read it? Yeah. So it is from Robert Latimer with Right Wayland Compliance LLC. Page and Mark, a quick note to let you know i've come to enjoy

your partnership on all on guests this week and the content you produce you guys and gals rock

the program keep up the awesome work robert thank you dude he also sent he also sent starbucks gift

card because it says p s it will likely be sometime before i have Mark, quote unquote, buy me a drink at the OGG Unhappy Hour. So have a coffee on me in the meantime. It's just so sweet. So sweet. So nice. And you know, we need to reach out to him. Let's see if he wants a little come on one of our shows as a guest. An audience, don't think just because you sent us a Starbucks gift card and give us a handwritten note, you come on the show as a guest, but it's a good start. Yeah, there it is. Usually Mark likes wine. Don't start that. Literally, if you would see the amount, and I drink a decent amount, if you'd see the amount of wine that we have that people ship in, And'm very blessed. I'm going to have to get you a storage unit.

Our audience sends us adult beverages.

But this is First Friday Q&A, so let's get into questions.

Okay, the first one's from Nicola, and their question is, we have seen a significant uptick in LNG shipments over the last six months.

How do you see the industry, especially vessels carrying LNG, to develop over the next 10 to 15 years? What key risks slash challenges do you expect for LNG's shippers over the same time horizons? Many things. Nikolai, do not make investment decision based on what I'm about to say. I do think it's funny. And I love all of y'all, right? Our audiences make this all possible. We love each and every one of you. But there's two groups that reach out to us, I find humorous. One is the investors and one is the actual consultants out there. It's like, y'all are the consultants. Y'all should know this. But let me take a stab at this. So LNG, if you've listened to show for a long time,

you know I've said up until just recently that LNG is the fuel of the future. By switching

from coal to LNG, you automatically drop emissions by 60%. We finally got to the point from a technology

point of view that we can move it around the earth cheaply. We've also got to the point where we

have abundant supplies

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