RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:FCC Working CapitalI didn't ask what a cash burn rate means in general. But thanks for the clarification. I asked where the affected person sees a high cash burn rate at the FCC now or in the future. If so, I would be very grateful for his presentation. If possible, with reference to the source. Because, as he wrote on September 22nd, he apparently assumed a very high cash burning rate. Or how is his statement "As soon as they (FCC) disclose how much money they burn to set this refinery on fire, the lenders will have less confidence. It's a money pit, period" understand differently?