Originally Posted by
Podracer
It kind of does? There's nothing substantial there. I'm concerned we're a couple months away from huge economic disruption. Nevermind high gas prices, there just won't be any gas to buy in some parts of the world. Not to mention the rippling effects from shortages of fertilizer, helium, Asian production, etc.
If the situation keeps escalating and spiraling what is the plan and how will it effect our negotiation? Do we pause it and delay it until the normalcy returns? Isn't that what happened during covid?
You get it. Many don't and most won't until the reality of the physical market hits the US.