I suppose the only question that makes sense now, is how much...

I suppose the only question that makes sense now, is how much have increased or decreased the chanse to get a sample behind string pipe, compared to before with differential sticking issues? Imo the company has been overcautious with mud weight and now we face a sample behind pipe situation. Would be nice to know from the free carriers invested here, how likely that a sample probe can perforate a mudcake if any is present.......... Understandably this knowledge is more on the domain of drill engeniers than geologists, and in any case it won't chage anyone investment decision, because the feeling is that the oil and gas is there and likely to flow in commercial quantity given the pressure in the Angwas. Sorry for the drivells...