Why 20% Oil Loss Equals Global Famine

help us to understand here because when I think I'm like, okay, I'm looking at global oil and I'm thinking, okay, 20% comes through the Strait of Hormuz and so, okay, well if we lost all that, we still got 80% out here. So maybe we'll have to tighten our belts a little bit, but it won't be that bad. But you're saying it would be worse than that. How how just to help us understand the math, how can 20% equal global famine? Because it's the cost. The The energy has been abundant this whole time. Food has been cheap because energy was cheap. Energy was cheap because the ships were sailing 120 a day through the straight. So many countries, and I'm I'm saying billions of people in this world, including nearly nearly a billion in India live on the edge of poverty right now. They are marginally just barely able to afford to eat now. So even if you can grow the food, you can't grow the food at scale with the economics that can be afforded by billions of people who are living on this planet. That's the issue. Does that make sense? Unfortunately, it does. ...