Petrohawk

You would have taken more time to learn.

We would have found a way to maintain the Petrohawk employees in the company longer.

It is.

It's part of the acquisition problem, right? The clash of cultures.

But we're also going to visit with Dick Stoneburner.

Everyone in the shale community remembers Dick, particularly from his PetroHawk days.

Dick is the chairman of Tamborin.

And Dick, we got a great introduction from Todd, went through a lot of the, so many of the key aspects of the company.

And so we get that ILULA, that's the acronym for the indigenous land use agreement.

And we're working that right now, and we'll have that probably within 12 months.

So Dick, I referenced up front your storied history with PetroHawk and we all have been enjoying thinking back to those days of shale when things were happening so fast and it was the revolution of the time.

As you look at this basin and the wells that are to come and the data that is to come, What are you keying in on that you would point the rest of us to as some really key developments, whether they're wells or new data, or as you think about the next 12, 18, 24 months, what are some big moments that you have on your radar as you guys figure out the true potential of all this?