Curious on summer 2023 projections. So there's lots of talk that oil will remain elevated for several years. If we assume we hit the 1.2 debt target April, from there at 105 oil it will take until the fall of 2023 to fully repay debt, buying back stock along the way, where do we think this stock price can go? Debt free, 85,000 barrels a day, at 105 oil. There's a pretty staggering dividend that can be paid out. One dollar per stock annualized and they'd still be totally awash in cash.
And the same situation presents across the landscape when you look at other companies. I'm actually thinking that the left wing wing nuts will bring in an excess profit tax like the wing nuts down south are clamouring for.