Sure. I'll add a few more on there.
To double down on what Peter was saying, the other important aspect here is that overall volume matters. As Peter noted, these are commodity-price dependant. There are going to be periods when commodity prices are lower and this narrative changes dramatically. There are going to be periods when oil prices are much higher, like right now, when we have roughly $100 a barrel and potentially much higher, should this crisis persist.
One aspect here is that a lot of the value generated or lost in the commodity market happens in these episodic crisis periods. In 2018, when we had differentials blow out to $50 a barrel, if that held for a period of time, if curtailment wasn't imposed, those differentials would have very quickly paid for many additional equivalent pipelines. Similarly, having the capacity to capture and compete in moments like right now, when we have insanely high prices around the world, would benefit us more if we were able to directly export to Asian markets.