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To: Johnny Canuck who wrote (51273)	1/29/2015 12:07:01 PM
From: robert b furman	Respond to of 68774

Hi Johnny. Thanks for info. I'm wondering if cheap gas will boost spring break. I never had a spring break - mommy and daddy told me to keep my butt in school and work. If I was to sneak off - driving with some buds would be the approach. Cheap gas drives demand in my world. Went duck huniting in Nebraska last of December - going sturgeon spearing in Wisconsin in February. Driving both trips and enjoying the reduced cost of annual hunting and fishing trips I do. Although not many think it I think oil will consolidate here at $45-$55. We the North American countries need to see WTI trade to a premium to brent. I say tax all imported oil beyond the North American continent -(Canada, US, and Mexico) When we require an import tax on oil we support the local offshore and shale exploration. A premium price over brent would support local economy and oil independence. The cheaper brent gets the bigger our import tax would be - providing support of continued E&P. Let the jobs continue along with the technology of fracing/ tarsands/off shore.