The way the oil markets work right now is that you have to look at two prices: West Texas Intermediate, which is really the price in Cushing, Oklahoma, which is sort of the central hub for North America, and then Brent, which is the North Sea price, which is sort of considered, too, the world price.
Once you get oil to tidewater, it's into the international market. The market basically adjusts once you get it to tidewater. The differential between those two has been up to $25 per barrel in the past. I think it's around $10....
Sorry, is it $13 today?