 Today, I have the pleasure of speaking with Alex Clement from As in Court Energy. How are you today? I'm great, Tracy. How are you? Thank you for having me. I've seen a significant flow of news release through As in Court Energy, and we just can't get enough of Saskatchewan news. So can you tell me what your favorite most significant piece of news is since in the last month and a half? Yeah, no, very easy to answer. We announced the mobilization of our crew to build a road and camp for our 2021-2022 drill program, which will begin to turn, will turn the drills in the first week of January. But we're already building the roads. There's 60 kilometers of roads that need to be short up, and we're excited that that's the first step. So we're on the ground. We're getting much closer to what will be our largest drill program today. And of course, many of us are all uranium followers. For those of you out there unfamiliar with As in Court, Alex, would you mind giving us the three most competitive reasons why you should have As in Court Energy or be reviewing it potentially for your portfolio? We are an exploration stage company. We have a very large project surrounded by lots of big market caps, so Rano and Dexigen. Two of them. There's a couple of billion dollars in market cap right there. We have a large project with 30 kilometers. That's about 18 miles worth of targeted corridors. These are specific to uranium deposition. They're exactly what you want to see. These are target corridors that need to be drilled. So we're beginning now. We've done 17 holes in the last four years. We're going to be doing 30 to 35 holes just in January, February, and March 2022. So we're well-funded. We have a lot of institutional support, which is good and very rare for a pre-discovery company, which we are, but we're getting closer to impactful discovery. And this is the biggest drill program today, as mentioned, and we can do cash up to the point where we can do three or four of these comfortably. As well, the project is big enough where we could do three or four of these. There's that much in terms of target inventory to test. So let's talk about the drilling program because there has been news on your drilling program. Let's touch on some of those highlights, please. Yeah, we're going to be targeting several zones of interest. I think the most compelling fact here is last year we did an abbreviated drill program. The spring breakup came too early and we had to cut it short, which we did. So we've got five holes done. But the last three holes began to give us elevated uranium levels. So these weren't off the charts, but they were three or four times background, which is a very positive outcome. But it gives you an idea when you look, those were the three southern holes of the five we did. So we're heading into a target corridor there that might be giving. So we're excited to get back and continue to further target that zone that we touched on last year, earlier this year to be factually correct. But we're excited. This is the right time. If uranium market continues to move in the right direction, it's been pretty volatile over the last 60, 90 days, but we're still at $40, $45 spot. These are great numbers. We need to be, we'll see maybe 50, $60, $70 spot. But if we're in a position to maybe announce impactful discovery in a robust uranium market, those are, those are things you have to look at as a very positive place to put your money. And let's also go back to one of those compelling advantages of as in court energy. When you were talking about attracting institutional investors already, can you comment on that? Well, two things, you know, obviously the funds, the institutional funds recognize the generational opportunity in the uranium space right now, or else they wouldn't be funding companies like Azencourt, but to take company like Azencourt, which I think we raised close to $14 million in 2021, typically speaking, you're never going to see an institutional investor put money into a pre-discovery driller. And they've done that and done it, done it in a large way in 2021. All right. So as in court energy, I'm sure I'm certain that you've got ESG funds also reviewing you as we speak. Would you say that's correct? Well, you know, the carbon-free footprint uranium is getting a better reputation. It's safer now in nuclear space than it's ever been. And people are realizing we need alternative energy sources and, you know, nuclear is right there. So yes, it meets a lot of criteria for ESG, but at the same time, you know, individually speaking, as in court, we're utilizing, beginning to utilize artificial intelligence in our exploration modeling. We're hoping that reduces the amount of money we spend in drilling, but also reduces that therefore would reduce environmental impact. Less holes, not only fiscally more responsible, but it's also environmentally responsible. The less impact we can have, the better. And so there's that as well. Well, Alex, it's always such a pleasure to interview you. And while a lot of people want to talk about what they're doing moving forward, you have done so many things this last year with As in Court Energy. Would you mind just commenting on what you think some of the biggest highlights are from this last year, 2021? Yeah, well, you know, there's a lesson to be learned. At the end of 2019, we were on fumes. We, you know, we were trading at a very low market cap. I think we had a two cent bid. We had very little money in the bank and not a lot of interest. And it's been a 10-year bear market really for the uranium space, but we stuck to our guns. We raised money however we could in the last four or five years, and we've developed the East Preston project. We ended up now in that bear market being able to earn our majority, which we have now a little over 70% of the project. But we've done all of that, and the lesson there is patience. And I think right now, uranium investors are being tested because the volatility in the sector, we had 70, 80, 90% gains on the table, 100% gains in October. Those have been largely wiped out as the sector has kind of retraced towards the end of the year here. And I know a lot of people are looking at the uranium portfolios going, wow, I was so up. Now I'm so down. That's the test. But I would say let the process play out. There's a supply-demand scenario facing us here in the sector that will continue to drive this. Let's see what 2022 does. But I would simply say to people, the lesson is be patient and let the uranium sector pick up and watch companies like Azencourt in the exploration space. Impactful discovery in a hot market is the best scenario. Well, capitalized Azencourt energy. Thank you, Alex Kleinman for joining us today and happy holidays to you. Thank you, Tracy. You too.