 Today, I have the pleasure of speaking with Mitchell Smith from Global Energy Metals. How are you today? I'm good, Tracy. Thank you very much for having me on. I'll tell you, I sure had some foresight with the name Global Energy Metals. I mean, you're looking at acquisitions worldwide in your news release with the Norwegians. Why don't we start there, please, Mitchell? Sure. Yeah, no, we've had a very busy last several weeks and, yeah, the acquisition with the interest in the Rana project in northern Norway is very exciting for us. We think that emerging battery manufacturing hub is going to need a significant supply source in the future, and with development of Rana, I think we can bring it there. Of course. Let's just stress here. This is a past producing Norwegian nickel, copper, and cobalt project. Is that correct? That is correct. Yeah, so the Rana project encompasses, like you said, the past producing Bruban nickel mine, which was one of Norway's most significant past producing nickel projects. And so we're very keen to move this project forward. And like I said, we see it as a near term supply source for the European battery manufacturing market. Of course, I would like to apologize to the investor Intel audience and tell them, hey, if you want to watch a company that's hitting milestones and hitting, you know, balls right out of the ballpark, they need to be following GEMC. And of course you do a great job of social media, so there's no excuse for all of us not to be paying attention. But the reason I reached out to you, I believe it was just last week, was when you put out the news release that says global energy metal permits first ever drill program at LoveLock, cobalt, nickel, copper project in Nevada. Okay, that's very exciting. We've been following LoveLock for a little while. Tell us what's going on with that. Sure. So, you know, there's a lot of emphasis being placed right now on US localized supply chain and, you know, billions of dollars being spent on infrastructure. All of this is going to take an enormous amount of these critical metals, nickel, cobalt, copper. And the LoveLock project that we have in Nevada represents an opportunity to be able to provide those future material to that supply chain. So we're going to do the first ever drill program on that project in the coming months and, you know, really be able to provide some interesting results with this historic, very high grade, nickel, cobalt project. And of course, I get to hear what people say behind the scenes. So for those of you out there that write me and go, he looks too young to run a company. I keep telling them to look at your board, I keep telling them you're older than you look. Could you tell them a little bit more about your, you know, how credible you actually are as a CEO and why you're not only going to do this, but you're going to surprise everybody as a dark horse on the market, Mitchell. I've started from the start up. I've built a number of companies, been involved with a number of companies and, you know, and get behind what I'm doing, willing to put my sleeves up and make it happen. Tracy, and, you know, we both know and can appreciate that it really is a team that makes all of this happen. And we've got an exceptional team with global energy metals from the management right to the board. You know, we've got guys like Besson Mubarak who built and sold mines in the past. So, you know, this is an amazing time to be part of this company. Of course, I think, honestly, Mitchell, we think you're at the right place at the right time. And for those of you out there that may be new to GEMC, could you give us a bit of an overview about the vision of where you're trying to take this company first and why these objectives and news releases are so important to shareholders to make sure that they're following because you are moving quickly. For sure, you know, we're, again, we're very excited about the space that we're in, the battery metals is, you know, it's on page one of every newspaper across the world, you know, global energy, we're taking this consolidate and build and partner approach to really advance and be part of the value chain within the battery metal space. So what are you going to do next, Mitchell? We've got a number of things on the go. We're going to close off on this financing that we've announced that will really allow us to execute on some of these corporate building initiatives. You know, like we said, we're going to go drill and explore the projects that we have in Nevada. We're going to further monetize the projects that we have elsewhere in the world as well in our Australian assets and our projects in Canada, you know, and we're going to work with partners like you to really build out this story and, you know, correct the current market value discrepancy that we have here with the company. So question for you. You got the acquisitions, you do the drilling. Are you then preparing to sell them or are you going to actually get them to production? No, we see opportunities to move them to a position where they're then sold and advance further with strategic partners and peers in the industry. Well, Mitchell, as always, it's a pleasure to get an update and promise me you're going to come on at least once a month. You got too much news flow. We can't keep up. I'd love to be here. Thank you for having us, Tracy.