So I started my journey in the oil and gas industry from an advocate standpoint in 2007, which seems like a decade ago. And I was introduced to the industry, and LNG, with this photo right here. Now, we're all very familiar with LNG industry today, but not because of this. This is an LNG ship at Cheniere importing LNG. We had a seven year supply of natural gas in 2007, and we were worried, in Louisiana, that we weren't going to have the natural gas necessary to power our country and to power our manufacturing and our chemical industrial complex in South Louisiana, so Cheniere was importing LNG. Right around the time that this picture was taken and this tanker arrived, the Haynesville shale was discovered where we are today. And it revolutionized, really, the global energy industry. And we went from showing this picture to me driving around in my compressed natural gas Ford Explorer Expedition, all over the Haynesville shale, and I had, and even, we even had our own natural gas pump to, to fill up at the office. It's a complete transition of the industry from one, from one situation to the other, because of the great work that the men and women in this room have done and will continue to do for our country and for the world.