RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:WowRetiredguy it's interesting to learn about these technical/ operational insights. I was aware that analysts felt VIIs wells would decline too rapidly for their liking. And as a result it would cost vii more cash in maintenance capital to keep their prod going strong. The specifics you mention are interesting (and concerning lol) but it sounds like as you said hopefully they've turned the corner and now managed to bring down their capital costs and reduce wasted spending/capacity since 2018 ( when the shares really starting suffering) and can now start to generate some solid free cash flow going forward as you mentioned. Cheers man