Qatar LNG Trains Destroyed: A Decade of Famine Ahead?

Give us your take right now in the context that um two of the 14 natural gas trains as they're called, they're really, you know, cryogenic uh uh liquefaction centers. They have now been destroyed for uh of the company Qatar Energy. They've declared force majeure on long-term delivery contracts to many countries including uh uh European countries and and Asian countries as well. And that it will take three to five years for those two to be repaired and Iran is threatening to destroy even more in retaliation for Israel's strikes. So, uh, can we start there and give us your take on what this means for the world? Okay, um I'm gonna ask a trick question. I don't mean to embarrass you. How old are you? Oh, no, uh this is a this is an easy question. Uh I noticed you ask a lot of questions of of the host on other shows. Well, I'm in my 50s, Bob. So I'm in my mid-50s. I was born in the '60s, okay? So that's how old I am. Okay, you would have barely remembered it. How much do you remember about 1973 and the Arab oil embargo? Oh, no, ...