to the early 1980s. we're now in what you call a bear market. that is to say, if we put the graphic up, a 20% decline since the most recent peak which was around $76 a barrel. we're now at $55. why is this happening? we're in an oversupply situation. we thought with sanctions against iran, we thought with perhaps cuts in opec production, that we would actually have problems and oil prices would be going up. just the opposite has happened. the president has been jaw boning what we used to call jaw boning the market down. today in this day and age it's actually tweeting the market down saying he does not want higher oil prices and consequently higher gas prices. the gas prices have been going the other way. a month ago, $2.90. a week ago, $2.75. today, $2.68. after today's fall i can only imagine tomorrow we'll see another decline. if you've got a car, go driving. good time for it. >> charles: all right. yes, thank you very much.