the fact that so much of this is financed through credit? So I think it can. I think that then the question becomes, what's the trigger point of that, you know, sort of that debt coming back to roost. I think what the key trigger point on that would either be a very sizable increase in interest rates, that's probably unlikely across the economy as a whole, which then means it would be industry specific. And that's where I would say the trigger would need to be a meaningful drop in the price, in the price of oil. And in this way, the sort of some of the private companies that we've been talking about have a partial common interest with some of the countries that really are looking for stable oil prices or like, I mean, all companies would tell you, they get a lot of you say they'd rather have a high price for what they produce, but they really prefer stability rather than volatility. Which brings us to Saudi Arabia, right? Because this, I think, is a fascinating story. I think the (35/45)
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