John Royall

So my question is how do you arrive at that number? Is the idea to kind of allocate capital fully within cash flows and sort of plug the buyback?

what's called out as a source of strength on the volume side in the third quarter. So just wondering how those trends are evolving this quarter.

Is it safe to assume that that's your best opportunity to grow from here? And if so, how should we think about NTIs versus acquisitions

Can you talk about how much runway you think there is to continue to take out same store labor hours?

Can you talk about how much power could contribute to your business mix longer term?

So I was hoping for a little more color on expansion at Pasadena and how that's running and the benefits you're seeing overall to your Gulf Coast system?

just an update there. Obviously seen a significant improvement in the political situation in that part of the world

should we think of that $3 to $3.5 billion as kind of a reasonable upper bound for the buybacks

Is it fair to say that this year’s full-year capture should look even higher than last year’s 105%?

Is there anything one-time in that line this quarter? Or should we think about that as kind of a similar level going forward?

any more granular target on the start-up timing would be helpful. And then it seems like the project is more geared towards reliability

I was just hoping for your thoughts on RD margins early in 2025 and how you think the 45Z could ultimately play out?

Can you help us really as detailed as you're willing to be on what the post-PTC world kind of looks like in your renewables business

what are the different scenarios for how that could play out this year? And maybe in the extreme where we have no BTC or PTC for a sustained period

I'm just trying to think through if there's some possibility that that $5 billion can really be moving up over the next couple of years

wondering if you could give us some color on how much Venezuelan crude you are able to run in your system today

you could talk about the dynamics kind of driving feedstock costs lower and how you expect that to trend

Should we think about throughputs as as relatively locked in sitting at the April

is is the door open for the state or the city to make any changes or concessions

How do you view the supply demand balances today for products and the outlook for cracks for this year

how should we think about that payout ratio in a lower crack environment in ‘25

I was hoping maybe for some thoughts on where you are in those discussions and what a project could ultimately look like

how you're tracking in the various buckets of synergies today

your expectations around North American tariffs