 Welcome back to Investor Intel. I'm Peter Clausi. Today we're revisiting an old friend, Dev Rendawa from Fish and 3.0. Hi Dev. How are you doing, Peter? Good. I'm missing you in person at the mining show, so this will have to do. Well, that will bring the wine separately. That sounds good. Fish and 3.0 is up in the Athabasca Basin, the world-famous Athabasca Basin. A prolific source of high-grade uranium produces what? 20% of the world's uranium? Yeah, it varies depending on which mines are open, but you're getting up there 25 to a third. So you've been up there since 2003. The first reference I can find to you with the public company is Predator Exploration in May of 2003. Well, yeah, we did have some properties, but really, yeah, it was until we had that big moving uranium remember in 96-98 for a short time, and right back down, or Benton, bankruptcy pushed it up, and there was no activity until 2003-2004, and it was actually Strathmore was focused on the uranium, and we started with Quebec and then finally got smart and went to Athabasca. So that makes you one of the world's foremost leaders on exploration for uranium. Well, we've made two discoveries, and I say we, I really want to, that's Ross and Ray, and the team they put together, they've made two great discoveries. And to remind our viewers, that was Fish and 1.0? Yeah, well actually Strathmore was our first, and it split into two. The U.S. assets eventually got sold to Energy Fuels, and we took the Canadian assets through a plan of arrangement called Fission Energy, and then Fission Energy, you made a discovery with Butterfly again, Fission Uranium, and Fission 3.0. So it's been, so if you held a share of Strathmore, you'd have four shares in your account today, all active uranium companies. So Fish and Uranium is your second largest shareholder with 11 million shares. Right. I think you're the third largest shareholder holding about 8 million direct and indirect. Right. Out of 160 million, and Luster Sparks through a holding fund has 17 million. That's right. I brought them in. And the management team does have a significant number of shares as a group, so your interests are aligned with the rest of the team. Yeah, we have never sold a share, like I, you know, I own some of these shares in 1996. Wow, it's a long time. So I'm either not very bright or very loyal. So what's the plan for 2021-2022? Well, it's subject to what prices are doing, how much money you raise, how active you are, and how many partners come to the table. So that's subject to that. I believe that, you know, the Flow Through Funds will raise some money this fall, hopefully, and get ready for a robust winter exploration program. We will certainly look at PLN and, you know, projects we already have 14-15 million spent on it. We've got smoke. As my geologists always say, whether smoke there's fire, but sometimes it takes several holes before you can know exactly, you know, where it is. Right. And some of your deposits are fairly shallow, weren't they? Almost all of them. You know, the, again, how we always are looking for projects that where we identify our targets being very shallow, it's cheap to explore, cheaper to drill, you know, 1-200 meters versus 4-800 meters. Right. And also when you go to mine it, it's going to impact your mining cost. So in that respect, always. But, you know, it's very hard to find some time. So that's why this technology, this Airborne Technology Group of Calgary has, we've been using for years. We're always consistently looking for, you know, near other mines. And we're also looking for boulders on top or an outcrop. Right. And that's the best indicator in the world, right, is more uranium. So that's what we're doing. And all our targets reflect that. Takes money to explore. How much do you have in the bank? Well, about 1.7, but our overhead's minimal. I think we've got like, you know, overhead, like actually about 10 grand a month and salaries. I don't take one. I take all my end in stock. If we have no cash, then I do that. We have some, we take some. But generally we, all the, as you say, the management's aligned, you know, we want more shares. Because I believe, you know, you can be the uranium game as much as I love what, you know, or Ross is doing a fission uranium, our friends in next gen, Lee Currier. But the biggest bank for investors is discovery. Yeah, stock will go from 10 cents to $1, $2. A mine being developed will never go from 10 cents to $1, not a chance. So, you know, Lucas Lundin, you know, this was one of the reasons we split Strathmore into two. He says, he said to me, he says, you know, isn't developing a mine boring? And I said, he says, or developing, and he goes, no way, exploration is the only way to go. And that's where his dad is, you know, did well. So exploration is the best way to make the biggest bang for the buck. So here, big finish, Dev. Why uranium? Why not cobalt? Why aren't we talking about scandium? Why is uranium your mineral of choice? Well, simply because it's a deficit every year. We use 50 more million pounds than we ever mine. And I think we're serious about green energy. And I certainly get the feeling that Biden is for it. And you see the big smart money coming into it, whether it's brought with, you know, buying uranium participation fund or ever, you're seeing this overhang being wiped off. And I think it's when it moves going to be very volatile. And so that's why if you think that, and there's only one energy Bill Gates will tell you only one energy, you know, it's carbon free, no footprint whatsoever, yet, baseload power. It's the only energy out there that won't add to our CO2. And we can go home at night and everybody can crank on their oven at the same time. That's a good finish. Dev, thank you for your time. We'll be touching down on you again. Fish in 3.0. Dev is accessible. If you're bored, give them a call. We'll talk to you all day. Thanks for your time, Dev. I'm Peter Claus, exciting author and investor Intel. Thank you guys.