The Dangerous Truth About Stopping Oil Production

can you speak a little bit to the the potential problems for the the industry itself in pumping oil then now not pumping it and then turn it back on, back off. What is that going to do to the system? Well, it it's well known in the oil industry that if wells stay unused, even sometimes for short periods of time, sometimes just as little as a few days, but other times a few months, then you begin to lose the permanent long-term output of that well. The thing is, you don't know until you try to restart it. Once you try to restart it, then, you know, then you can start to see, well, you know, how much flow are we getting? How much pressure do we have to put? How how much do we have to inject into this field in order to get this out? Remember that a lot of these fields right now in Saudi Arabia are low flowing fields today. They're not high-flowing fields. These aren't virgin fields that are just like, you know, just spewing oil for free everywhere. It takes more effort to get the oil out now than it did a ...