If you vote no, be willing to accept the outcome.

[Palm]

Exactly right Gator. This isn't Exxon's first rodeo and they know their options well. IMO should a No vote come they will wait longer and so will Total. People keep talking about higher energy prices like they do about the Fed raising interest rates, the inevitable inflation uptick, rising wages, etc. But none of it is happening. Or at least anytime soon. Not many people in much of a hurry to do anything these days.

And if Exxon/Total decide to wait, pps will slide. 11% will look like nothing IMO.