We estimate that maintenance CapEx for the year or drilling and completion dollars necessary to keep production flat from 2022 to 2023 was $175,000,000 That left $123,000,000 of discretionary cash flow to drive shareholder returns. If you compare that to our enterprise value, it is a 14% yield. Now what we did with $123,000,000 in $23,000,000 was to pay $59,000,000 in dividends, spend $36,000,000 repurchasing shares and reinvest $29,000,000 in growth projects. Additionally, we spent an incremental $151,000,000 of cash and credit facility borrowings for $180,000,000 invested for growth and ended the year with leverage of only 0.3x below our target of 0.5x or around $150,000,000 In 2024, so long as the opportunity set justifies, I'll expect that we will continue to draw on our credit facility until we hit that 0.5x target and then we'll bounce around $150,000,000 level. Diving into the 4th quarter, now we put out a press release in early February outlining our A and D activity, including 3 acquisitions, 2 in the Haynesville and 1 in the Eagle Ford, 5 opportunities developed through our traditional non op or what we call our burgers and beer strategy, including 3 in the Delaware and 2 in the Eagle Ford and 2 deals with a strategic partner in the Delaware Basin that we call controlled CapEx, where we are the largest interest owner and have full control over development timing.