While I agreed with some of your points in a previ

While I agreed with some of your points in a previous post;  at $1500 or more per PR I assume TECO is waiting for the CC to answer many questions.  We don't need them to start PR'ing every small step leading up to some number of BPD.  I remember TECO PR'ing parts being shipped to Belize in late 2011 which I thought to be a bit ridiculous.  They need to shut up, put up and then speak after proven flow rates.  As far as "videos of oil coming out of tanks" and your comment "this is the oilfield ladies"; you might wear a dress but I'm all man so speak for yourself.  You should also realize from being in some aspect of the business whether it sitting at a desk dispatching equipment, checking for permits or whatever; a well can go from flowing to gas to flowing to dry so why the implied surprise of a tank filling up and then going dry? While I've bitched about the Madeley outcome myself; it was the PR before the facts that upset me.  It's like the Belize "oil strike"; this management changes the oil in their cars and they believe they have a strike.  Again,  they need to drill, pump, let the flow rates settle out of a month or three and then tell the public.  In addition I'm assuming that no matter what temporary BPD we start to receive; that number won't last forever or might not last a day.  Bull is in Texas on the ground now while  you've been hesitating to visit headquarters for the last however long it's been.  I don't know which is more frustrating; waiting for you to get back from headquarters with a report or waiting for TECO to "strike oil".   I would thank those doing DD on the ground for us longs or purchase an airline ticket to New Orleans or Texas with a map in hand to the well sites.