“But that said, we'll land somewhere modestly below 2Q production as we go forward here in the near term.”

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“o combine those 2, where we can reroute production, we can shelter maintenance, and that's leading to that increased production as well. So in summary, a really strong Q2. Now if I look longer term, as Ryan mentioned, when you take a look at the inventory combined for Eagle Ford, we have an industry-leading position. We're sitting on 15 years of inventory. That's at current rig activities levels and now hold a significant share of the remaining tier 1 inventory in the play. No one else comes close to that. Longer term, we're continuing to assess the optimum plateau of that asset, and we'll give you an update. One of the things we're looking at is the ongoing efficiencies that we continue to see outperform quarter-to-quarter. And so dialing into an exact plateau remains ongoing discussion. But that said, we'll land somewhere modestly below 2Q production as we go forward here in the near term. So really strong performance across Eagle Ford, really strong what we're seeing with the well results. Operator: Our next question comes from Leo Mariani with ROTH. Leo Paul Mariani: I just wanted to follow up a little bit on the asset sales here. Can you maybe give us what the rough production split is on the 40,000 barrel a day you're selling there in the Anadarko in terms of oil and gas? And then can you just talk a little bit about the timing on asset sales? Was there a particular reason you decided to kind of increase it right now? Certainly, a lot of the conversation on the call is talking about kind of macro uncertainty out there. So maybe just kind of talk about the environment to sell stuff now. Ryan M. Lance: Yes. No. Thanks, Leo. I think we're -- yes, we -- again, I tried to de”