 Today, I have the pleasure of speaking with Hadley Ford from iAnthus Capital. How are you today, Hadley? I'm fine, Tracy. Thanks for having me on. And for all of our investor intel audience out there, iAnthus is a new listing on the CSE. And of course, iAnthus, can you give us a bit of an overview on what iAnthus Capital is, Hadley? Sure. iAnthus Capital solves a problem that exists in the U.S. cannabis market today. Entrepreneurs who are either starting up their business, building their business or would like to buy out of partner, have no access to regular weight institutional capital. The city banks and Bank of America's of the world are on the sidelines. So iAnthus was created to provide capital for those entrepreneurs. And of course, I was reviewing your background. And it's substantial, Hadley. You were the co-founder for Procure Treatment Centers. And you've literally done billions of dollars worth of deals or transactions, I should say, with Bank of America and Goldman Sachs. Can I ask you why someone with your background would get involved in medicinal marijuana sector? Absolutely. At the heart, I'm actually an entrepreneur. I like to provide great services for industries that I think there's a need for it. And it was clear to me, I have my brother and my sister are entrepreneurs within the cannabis space. They had an incredibly difficult time in procuring capital to start up and grow their businesses. My skill set over the years has been raising capital. And I thought it was a perfect match to be able to provide capital for these entrepreneurs who've been given the opportunity to provide medicine for patients around the United States. Well, I'm going to put you a little bit on the spot here. I mean, I think you're still understating your substantial professional career. And you said something interesting to me when we first met about that you're really focused on treating people with respect and dignity and ensuring that they receive excellent service and everything else will take care of itself. Now, from one entrepreneur to another, and for our investment audience out there, they know that I invest in the jockey. Can you tell me why you've come up with this particular formula for doing business? Oh, absolutely. And every business I've ever done, there's only one long-term differentiating piece you have, and that's your people. You can have technology, you can have patents, you can have market share. None of that matters if you don't have the right people. So what we've endeavored to do is to build the right team here at IANTHIS that can ensure all of our partners and customers are treated with respect and dignity without complete emphasis on service and delighting them every day. And that's what I've done in every part of my career, where there's been financial services, investing, or procuring patients with cancer. Well, I met several members of your team, and of course I would encourage everybody to go to your website to see the bench strength that you have over at IANTHIS because it is significant. And if I understand properly what you're doing, you're basically a merchant bank doing corporate consulting for the cannabis sector. So I want you to reposition this and explain to us and our investors again, not only why you're doing it, but what kind of niche you're going to be filling and how big this industry sector actually is. Oh, sure. There is a $50 billion market that exists in the shadow right now that's turning into a regular way industry. That's about 10% penetrated at this point. So last year you had $5 or $6 billion of legal sales within the cannabis sector. There is no one providing what I would call classic merchant banking services where someone can provide capital along with advice and counsel to these entrepreneurs on how to grow and position their companies. And that's really the heart of what we do. We call it value added capital. Not only do we just write a check, but we bring the decades of experience we have from an entrepreneurial perspective on how to build, grow and position a company. Perfect answer because I want to now get you to my next question. This is such a politically charged topic and we have so many investors that may or may not have ever utilized marijuana in their lives. And they're really trying to figure out whether or not they should get into the sector or can you talk to us about your group, they all have such excellent reputations in there and they're putting themselves out there. Can you tell us what your position is really on this sector? Well, our position is that the industry is changing. I think the genies out of the bottle, as people like to say, you've got more than half the states here in the United States have a cannabis program in place in some form or fashion, whether that's a full medical program or high CBD or recreational. And yet the federal government has really been on the sidelines. They've been tolerant, but they haven't taken leadership from a regulatory perspective. And that's created this dysfunction where entrepreneurs have an ability to go take care of patients, but they don't have access to the capital. And our model is very simple, is to provide that capital, provide that expertise and ensure that the entrepreneur has the expertise in the capital to fulfill their mission. Well, I couldn't agree with you more, Hadley. We're big believers in building trust with investors. And so on that note, what should shareholders or interested parties in becoming shareholders in IANTHIS anticipate for your first two quarters as a public company? Well, I think you'll see a number of very nice announcements in the states in which we're actually involved with projects right now. We have dollars invested in Vermont, New Mexico and Massachusetts. There's a number of upcoming announcements that we'll have in the Massachusetts market. There's actually on the ballot in November a referendum in Massachusetts to allow for full adult use of cannabis in the state. We think that it has a good chance of passing, and that would be very beneficial to our portfolio and I think very beneficial to the investors in our company. Well, Hadley, thank you so much for joining us today. My absolute pleasure, Tracy. I look forward to further discussions about IANTHIS capital management.