[djf]

If the gummint checks stop flowing, it’s lights out.

And I am sure the gummint knows that, and therefore will keep them going as long as possible, no matter what.

What that means for the workers in the country and the rest of the economy, I’m not sure.

[PA Engineer]

If the gummint checks stop flowing, it’s lights out.

I am literally at fracking and conventional gas production ground zero. I have planned accordingly. If the NG stops, then everything will stop. Well, I guess I am going to own a couple of conventional wells. ;-) I think you understand what I mean.