Not likely I think, but there is always the lure of an upside...

Not likely I think, but there is always the lure of an upside surprise. Plan the work, then work the plan with 88e. They would only depart from the plan if they got a natural kick off. But I do look forward to higher recovery rates in steps 1 and 2. By my timeline we are well into step 2 presently

The company states “Planned for the first 24 to 48 hours to rapidly lift fluids inside the wellbore and drain fractures near wellbore”
We can anticipate planned high flow rates during this period as rapidly lifting predicts high flow. There are approximately 130 barrels of fluid in the annulus space alone by my calcs.
Also consider the modelled 10 to 14 days to recover 4000 barrels, the implied flow rate of 280 to 400/day could be exceeded in this 24 to 48 hr period