 Today, I have the pleasure of speaking with Greg Andrews of Search Minerals. How are you today? I'm very well. Thank you, Tracy. So, Greg, you're one of the top North American experts on rare earths. Can you tell me why you are so well positioned to take advantage of the crisis with the U.S.-China trade wars? Yeah, Tracy, what's happening in this space right now is there has been some more renewed interest in the rare earths to create a rare earth supply chain in North America. And that's really sitting well with us. We've continued to work where no one else really was in the space, and so we're looking for these opportunities now. And of course, you have one of the most substantial board and management teams for experts in the rare earth industry. And I saw that you just announced a new consultant. I've got to ask you why. You already have the top specialist. Yeah, so we're blessed with, we have Dr. Randy Miller, who takes care of our resource, which is very important. We have Dr. David Dreisinger that takes care of our processing. So our next consultant we hired was a rare specialist from Japan, Kaz Maschina, and he's looking for us to now get down further into the supply chain, which is really our next step to create or to develop our project. And I know you've always been one of those understated kind of CEOs. So can you just tell the investor-intel audience that's maybe new to rare earths, who you really are? Yeah, so we've been in, we got into the game back in 2012 when five or six hundred other companies did, and we still managed to continue to work. We have a district in Newfoundland, Labrador, and that's what we've continued to work on. We just announced a second resource in our district, which is really our game changer because it takes our project from a 14-year-life mind to probably a generational play, which is excited both the government, Newfoundland, Labrador, and the Canadian governments. So is this the Fox project that you're making reference to? This is the Deep Fox project that we've been, we finally drilled and created a resource, we just announced a resource on that property recently. And of course, with all of the news, the global news about what's happening with the U.S. and China, why do you think that this is actually going to translate to prices on the rare earth stocks? Because there's only a few core players in the industry presently. Yeah, I can. There's a couple of drivers in this market. One is the geopolitical risk with the U.S., China trade wars, and the cooperation with the U.S. and Canada for developing a supply chain in North America. But also the drivers of the electrification of vehicles, the wind turbines, and the actual uses of the rare earths will also drive those prices forward in the coming years. Okay, so short term, what should we as shareholders or potential shareholders anticipate in the next quarter, other than hopefully these prices being driven by the news? So for the upcoming months, what we're doing is we're just finishing our optimization of our pilot plan. And our next schools will now be developing a demonstration plan to create more products for the separations to get further down in the supply chain. And that will be our focus in the next six months. Well, Greg, thank you so much for joining us. We appreciate it as always. Thank you, Tracy.