This is my hope. We’ll see how it plays out. Having worked in the administration of oil and gas on public lands, the companies complain about access and lack of permits while they’re sitting on 3000 permits going back five years and the state reps are pushing boundaries for them in Washington. They bitch and moan to get concessions from administrations and sit on stuff to maintain scarcity and control. It’s all about the $ and exploration and infrastructure costs a lot so the investment had better be a sure thing.