Comstock Resources, Inc. (CRK) Q1 2025 Earnings Call

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There may be a spot, maybe very infrequent, though, that we have to pick up a spot third frat crew, but we pretty much could cover most of that still with the rig count we got with two frat crews, which, you know, I'll just say our frat crews that we got are really good and very efficient, so that's why we're able to do that. Got it. Thanks, guys. Thank you, Kaylee. Thank you. Our next question comes from, Charles Meade from Johnson Rice. Please go ahead. Good morning, Jay, Roland, Dan. I want to ask one more question about the Elijah wand. And, Dan, I think you mentioned in your prepared comments that one of the reasons that you guys were, I guess, chose this location or more confident in it is that you had some deep vertical well control there. And I'm curious, I know that there was a lot of, you know, there was historical vertical development in this area, but how many other places, will having offset vertical well control, will that be the kind of the dominant variable on picking locations when you step out, or was that just kind of a one-time thing with the Olajuwon well? So we did, you know, when you do your first step out, obviously you want to have as much control as possible. If you don't, if you get away from the areas where you have well control, that's where we have to drill a pilot hole, you know, and log it and get that, you know, see what that section looks like. So we did kind of know generally where we wanted to drill up here, but with the vertical well control we did have, we wanted to get something fairly close to, you know, kind of know for sure what the log quality was and And that is how we picked the first one. But all the future wells, obviously, will be, you know, will spread out. And in some places, we will be drilling. We will need to drill...