by any market shortages. Um, but then also looking at, you know, how we can optimize the, the cost and, and mitigate any, any cost pressures. Um, you know, where we could see, you know, more significant impacts would be things like, um, you know, steel for example. But the good news is, you know, when, when we look at, um, our large projects, um, you know, for, for next year, you know, we talk about Sarnia products, pipeline, you know, that project is essentially complete steel bought, you know, a, a long time ago. Um, the Kearl in pit tailings project is, you know, had some steel associated with it, again, most of which has already been, been procured. But it's more of a, um, you know, earth moving project, uh, than, than anything, um, very labor intensive. And so we gotta keep an eye on labor costs, but, but again, so far, we, we haven't seen huge impacts there. So, something we're gonna keep a very close eye on going forward, um, but, but so far we've, we've been able to manage it quite well. Thanks, Brad. I'll leave it there. Okay. Thanks. Thank you. Our next question comes from Phil Gresh with J.P. Morgan. You may proceed with your question. Uh, yes. Hi, good morning. Um, my first question's on the, on the dividend, obviously, as you noted two very large increases, uh, in the past two years since the last time, uh, you had an Analyst Day. Um, and you had talked about, you know, a certain breakeven level, uh, at that time. So I, I, I was just wondering if you could refresh us on how you think about what that breakeven would be today. And then as you go forward, um, how think about sustainable levels, increases in the dividend, um, with respect to, you know, a breakeven framework or however else you might look at it. Thanks for the to- for the question. I think D- Dan will give an, an answer on that. Yeah. Hey, Phil, we, we'll talk more about breakevens a- at the Analyst Day. I mean, last year, we, we talked about, um, um, uh, you know, 36 bucks with, um, you know, uh, both including, uh, sustaining capital a- and dividend. I think that, that's still, still a good number, so we're, we're pretty far away, away from that. So it is important to us, obviously that <laugh> we, the dividend is, uh, s- sustainable and growing dividend is, is our, is our core kind of, one of our core investor, uh, offerings. And, and we do think about that. And we, and we feel given, given our outlook, that, that, that the seven cents is, is warranted, and we feel quite good about it, uh, going forward. Um, so I guess it's probably much as, much as I, I'll say, but, you know, our breakeven is, is well below current prices. So, um, that gives us a lot of comfort. And obviously as we go forward, we continue to, you know, we've had energy inflation as has been discussed, um, but we continue to work on our base cost structure. Um, so, you know, obviously, we wanna get that breakeven down a- as low, as low as we can. Uh, understood. Okay. Thank you. Um, and then just one other question on, um, the OPEX in the quarter, obviously, it was up sequentially. Um, I wasn't sure if some of the one-time costs that you called out in any way, um, flow through OPEX or not, but just in general, um, you know, latest OPEX in ' 22. Yeah. Of that, you know, 160 million, there, there's a lot of things in there. There's, there's deferred tax adjustments, there, there's life phone inventory changes, but there's, there's, there's also, I'd say $60 million of OPEX in the upstream included in that number. So, yeah, part, part of that's, uh, uh, part, part of that 160 is one-time OPEX from some smaller write-downs of, o- o- of, of a number of things. Okay, great. Thank you. Thanks Phil. Thank you. I'm not showing any further questions at this time. I would now like to turn the call back over to Dave Hughes for any further remarks. All right. Well, thank you very much and thank you everybody for, uh, joining us this morning. As, as usual, if you have any further questions, uh, please don't hesitate to reach out to us at any time. Thank you. Thank you. This concludes today's conference call. Thank you for participating. You may now disconnect.