RE:Conference callJust to put that in perspective, Peyto had $4.33/shr in CF back in 2014. That means Darren thinks they will around $715m in CF next year. So with $4.33/shr in CF and $300m Capex needed to keep production flat, or $1.80/shr... that means they have over $2.50/shr in Free CF (35% FCF yield). What will they do with the $415m in FCF? I would like to see the following $100m additional Capex $150 debt repayment $165 dividend ($1/shr) or NCIB. Since debt repayment accrues to the shareholders (modigliani-miller theorem), we will be receiving around $2/shr, only a 28% return... I'll take it if I have to.