So you got to work through that inventory and you also need to see China coming back stronger. As Brian mentioned, there is some strength there in travel, driving. So some good things there needs to also show up in consumption on that side, as well as production to meet global demand for products made out of polymers. So fundamentally, I think it's still going to take us a little bit of time to work through those two imbalances. We're not expecting anything to happen by the end of the year that's going to be a significant bump, but I would throw one caveat is China is a significant impact in the market. If they're clicking on all cylinders, you can see things change rapidly. But at this point in time, we've got an inventory to work off, and we need to see some additional demand come back, especially from Asia.

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But I would say with low inventories across all products, with jet fuel starting to come back, the government opening up international travel to vaccinated travelers by November 8th, I think we'll continue to see the light heavy dips expand.

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