The drillers are going to have a cash flow problem and they become a high default risk for banks. Essentially, they will stop producing because they can't afford to. Natural gas does often come out of the same well, often being burned off instead of sold. Natural gas prices haven't changed much partly because this is the seasonal time for it to increase and the utilities bought their natural gas last year, who is who we buy it from. We might see it lower to us next year. If oil stays low they will reduce the number of producing wells which will also reduce the amount of natural gas produced which could cause an increase in natural gas. We are already seeing drops in poly products due to resin decreases, probably more towards March. In other words, there's a shit ton of oil, natural gas, and natural gas liquids like ethane, butane, and propane out there to sell and everyone wanted to sell all they could produce, so much so, that now they have all screwed themselves and the most efficient at it will survive.