OPEC cuts production, explained. The United States has a strategic petroleum reserve. That's just what it sounds oil used for emergencies and war. Well, we decided that pressure on the consumer because of inflation was an emergency. So the government has emptied the strategic petroleum reserve. We have no oil. So we were supposed to buy some from Saudi Arabia around $70 or $80 and we declined for some reason. Politics, whatever. So Saudi Arabia said, okay, we're going to cut production. We're going to get OPEC to pump less oil. So when you have to unload, reload the SPR, prices are going to be much, much higher. That means you could have a hundred dollar oil. You could have a hundred and forty dollar oil. So whether or not the dollar is to reserve currency may not be an issue. The energy crisis is the issue.