Otherwise, our folks are going to hurt. We don't want the blackouts of California, which affects a lot of hardworking people's lives in a negative way, to extend its reach across the country. We don't want that to happen. Nobody likes it when gas prices are high. I know there are farmers out there working to make a living on a thin margin, and when the price of refined product goes up, it affects the livelihood of hardworking people in Iowa.
Nobody likes that.
So instead of polarizing, we need to come together with solutions. We need more refining capacity in America, folks. We need to make sure we protect the environment, but have incentives and regulations that encourage the development of additional supply. I also talked about making sure that we get the product from point A to the consumers. And our infrastructure is aging.