regulation. they said it required, you know, in some cases six-month inspections. in some cases, you know, when they found leaks, they were required -- you had a great interview there with the president of the western energy alliance, a group of independent gas and oil companies. the obama era epa methane rule was the definition of red tape, a recordkeeping nightmare that was technically impossible to execute in the field. i mean, is it technically impossible? i don't know if this is the kind of maybe a tough question, but as a percentage of profits, was it that burdensome? >> well, the oil company said it could have cost several hundred million dollars overall, to the industry in terms of, you know, paying people to go out in the fields, the time it takes to do