Top Kakwa Spending is Down by 50 PercentTop, I have never said ARX doesn't have great assets and potential. But the fact is they have committed to spend 600 million at Kakwa which is the same budget that VII went forward with in Q1 of 2020, after cutting it from 1.1 billion due to Covid. This seems to be very timid to me. At 60 wells per year they are extending the recovery of the reserves by almost 50 percent and destroying the NPV of the company. With the unrelenting March towards de-carbonization, oil reserves in 15 years won't have much value. This is where the delayed reserves will fall. I could use a crude old oilfield expression to describe delaying oilfield production but it's no longer appropriate or allowed in today's world. Along this line of thought why do you think the Saudi oil minister say they'll drill every last drop. Because they know that oils day as king is on borrowed time. And finally Top I know you are a knowledgeable guy and won't disparage you. Arc has done assets with a balanced slate of products and should well. I am looking to add at some point. That said there weaknesses are the number of shares out. They have a share count near CNQ with a fraction of the production. And two they have a management team used to running a 140,000 boepd company built over 20 years that was a staid royalty trust for a long time. Bottomline they have a culture that is not nimble. The VIi transaction was driven by bankers. Sorry for the rant boys. I'll StFU for now.