 Frederick, you just joined OxiCo. Can you tell investors out there why you joined as the new CEO? I am absolutely delighted to join OxiCo. And what I want to draw people's attention to is, I don't think the world fully appreciates that we are in a full-blown economic war for critical materials. We all know what's in the media about the different sources and how the critical materials are being dominated out of China. But I joined OxiCo because Columbia, Brazil, and the DRC. Right now, OxiCo can deliver monazite. You want monazite? Tell me how much and where you want it. And I'll tell you what your price is. I can do that today. Within two years, maybe less, there's a lot of moving parts in both Brazil and Colombia. Within two years, 18 months, I'm going to be able to also deliver monazite from Brazil, from processing tin tailings in the Massangana area. And then secondly, I'm also going to be able to deliver monazite from Colombia from the monastic project in Eastern Colombia on the Venezuelan border. So there's a huge opportunity. And I take a bit of a bigger picture view of this. It's time now. The governments around the world are getting going, but there's some inertia, right? I'm doing it now because I'm not waiting for the governments of the world to say, oh, we have a problem. We know we have a problem. And I'm going to be part of the solution. Well, of course, I'm going to flip hats here as one of the founders of the Critical Minerals Institute, whose focus is the decarbonization economy. Everyone's calling me going, monazite, monazite, monazite. And what's shocking to me is that most people don't know that you're already producing. Tell us about your monazite. Yeah. Well, we are sales agents for our sister company, Central American Nickel, which is currently producing monazite from the Democratic Republic of Congo. What is most interesting, you know, people hear Africa, they go, Africa. This is all, it's all traceable sourced and it's not, it's not anything that would be, you know, child labor, blood diamonds, any of that. This is, we can provide to any purchaser a clear track of where it came from. It's a monazite deposit and it's really interesting because it's non-radioactive, which is very unusual for monazite elsewhere in the world. It's not only not radioactive, but if I understand it's very high and it's where it's content, is that correct? That is correct. Yeah, we're getting a very good price for it and we just announced last week we've sold another 432 tons of monazite. That takes us up to just over 700 tons for the year. It's our objective as we, as the monazite development goes forward in DRC that we're going to be, hopefully will be a thousand tons a month. OXACOA is a sales agent and we take 15% as a sales commission. That's how our transaction is working. And of course, if I heard you right, you were mentioning tin, critical mineral, you know, right at the top of the food chain. You're mentioning rare earths. I think you were mentioning some other ones as well. Can you just give us a general update of where you are today because this company is moving so quickly? Well, we've got a, I've got a huge job and we as a company have a huge job ahead of us and that is to bring both Brazil and Colombia on production. In addition to the tin, we have tantalum, niobium, some titanium oxide and obviously the rare earths and these are in both countries, Colombia and Brazil. Well, I'll tell you, I have a lot of time for you, Frederick, because you have been an advisor of mine in the past at understanding the critical mineral sector. What should we anticipate as shareholders in the next quarter? Well, our priorities right now are twofold and that is to get a 43-101 report done in Brazil and we're being very proactive in that regard. And secondly, we're also doing the same thing in Colombia. We're updating the previous 43-101. As I said, I've been on both properties and I've seen the tin tailings in Brazil and it's remarkable the extent of the opportunity there. And then I was in Eastern, I was in Eastern Colombia on the Orinoco River, which for you, geography buffs, is the border with Venezuela, but also absolutely fascinating opportunity there to develop a great source of critical materials. But, you know, keep in mind, again, one of the three sources of our rare earths elements, monazite. So Frederick, congratulations on your new position at Oxico. If you ask me, this is a win-win for all the shareholders and I personally loved your line that you're going to be, you want to be part of the solution with Oxico. Congratulations and for people seeking more information on Oxico, please go to their website. Thank you. Thank you, Tracy. Great to be back.