Iran's Strait Control: The End of the Petrodollar?

But I want to get into the the currency consequences of this. And I I know you're not an economist and I'm not either, but it's very clear that Iran has already set conditions of allowing certain ships to pass, for example, allowing one tanker to pass because they paid for their oil in Chinese Yuan currency. And also the the so-called toll which has been rumored to be maybe $2 million dollars per vessel with one million going to Iran, one million going to Oman, at least that seems to be part of, you know, the last round of so-called, you know, ceasefire terms. But clearly, that's not going to be payable in dollars. That's going to be, you know, crypto or gold or or Yuan or Rubles or something. And it seems to me that, I mean, you know the history, Scott, you're very well schooled on this that it it was it was the US presence in the area that forced or or at least pressured Saudi Arabia and Qatar and Kuwait, et cetera, to sell all their energy in dollars, creating global demand for the petro dollar that that gave the backing for the US to ...