This of course, the saudis are flooding the world with oil right now. The russians, its not clear where the heck they are because theyre very secretive, but i know who is not there, the drivers. Theres very little demand david and i talk about this with you all the time, carl theres this overall sense, you know what, if we just get things moving, things will come back again. We need customers. We need customers to get their hair cut, to go to the dry cleaner, the restaurants, and we need customers on the road without them, i really dont care what president calls who, you need a tariff to keep the to keep the saudi oil from coming here, and you need the chinese to restockpile, and frankly, thats still not going to be enough to be able to make it so oil real demand goes higher good point yeah. Sorry, carl. 6 Million Barrels a day, jim, is what im hearing right now as we still try to adjust. Even know we know each others cadences so well 6 Million Barrels a day here and its not just not j
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