 Today, I have the pleasure of interviewing Tom Drives from Romeo's Gold. How are you today, Tom? Great, Tracy. Tom, Romeo's Gold, 26, 27 years old. This company has been collecting assets located in juicy locations for 26, 27 years. Let's start there. How old is the company? I started the company back in 1995, so it's about 26 years old, Tracy, and over the last 26 years, we acquired major assets in major mining camps in Canada and the US. We had a lovely investor talk that you hosted this morning, and everyone was asking you questions about the announcement you just made earlier this week. Let's start there. We have decided to hire or to bring in Stephen Burega as president because Romeo's has all these great projects and we want to get the story out. We need to be more active and also tell investors what we have. We're excited that Stephen has joined Romeo's as president a couple of days ago, and we're laying down a plan of how to move forward from here on in terms of the different projects. Which one do we work on and which one do we spin off or do we option out? So we're getting a plan ready for the Romeo's projects. Well, you invested a great deal into Romeo's Gold and you have a lot of die-hard shareholders. They've been with you literally since the beginning. Would you say that's accurate? Very much so. We've got some shareholders that have been with us since the IPO 26 years ago, and they're actively acquiring more shares on every financing that we do. And also myself, I've been buying shares over the years. So we think we've got a very good close group of investors, maybe 20 investors that have the own nabalko for shares. There's no question that the market responded very favorably to the appointment of Stephen Borrega as president. And of course you have numerous assets. We asked you this morning, I'm going to ask you this for the investor intel interview. What would you say would be your top three projects that you are going to be focused on in marketing moving forward here with Stephen Borrega? Tracy, we're actually currently drilling for Copper Gold in Ontario, the Landmarker Cowlick project, which is right next to the Musselwide mine, which is owned by Newmont. We also have about 10 properties in the Golden Triangle in B.C. Five properties. We think the Galore Creek deposit, which is owned by Tech and Newmont. And we've got one property there, the track that we've drilled before. And we know we have a Copper Porphyry deposit on on the north, what we call the north zone. The ice melted recently and exposed an area to the south. And we feel there is potential for another Copper Gold Porphyry deposit there. And this is right next to the proposed Galore Creek mill site. And the Galore Creek Road is going right through our track property. So that's another project that we're excited about. And we've got this Nevada project that was a past producer, and they were producing Gold over 1200 ounces of per ton Gold those days. And we drilled some holes, and we had four or five ounces of Gold on our drilling. So that's another one that we've done some work recently, and we increased the size. So we've got three projects. And unfortunately, I'm asking the same question to our geologists, which one do you prefer? And they basically saying they're all equally exciting projects. But being a small company, we're going to have to sort of decide which one we attack first and what we're going to do with the rest of them. Now, myself, when I was listening to your group, Communicate, in that presentation earlier, I heard two companies or two projects really prioritized, the one in Ontario and the one in the Gold and BC, the Golden Triangle. Although I did hear the Nevada one had the heel in the door. So could you explain to me why the Ontario project was pulled out first, why you think that one was naturally gravitated towards? Our VP of exploration, John Bigstuck. He was the exploration manager for the Musselwide mine, the one that is owned by Newmont right now for 12 years. So he has looked at the whole belt there. So we do have a very good understanding of the geology. And we've been working on enough for the last 20 years on that project. But two years ago, based on John's guidance, we drill in a new area and we came up with very exciting results. The best gold drill intercept since the discovery of the Musselwide mine, which is 60, 70 years ago, on the entire belt, eight and a half grams over four and a half meters. Plus we have a VMS target right there and copper, gold and silver. And also we've seen cobalt on this property. So it's a natural, you know, we had some really good results. We had some targets, the new targets, and we did some more geophysics, some more work in the last few years. And, you know, we're going to drill, we're starting drilling that one first. But we're quite excited on this track property also. And because, you know, over the last two, three years, John has been going there, our geologist, and is getting more and more interesting indications. So, and that being next to a major mine and next to a mill site and within the ground of Galore Creek, and it's also, you know, all the infrastructure will be there too. So it's very exciting. And of course, indeed, this is very exciting. We've had a new appointment for a president to join this illustrious team. This company has been around for 26 years. Many of the shareholders have been holding long and steady here, all for the last couple of decades. We have numerous projects and we look forward to an update. And if I recall, I've heard copper, gold, silver, and yes, even cobalt. Is that correct, Tom? That's correct, Tracy, yes. Thank you so much for joining us and have a wonderful day. Thanks, Tracy. Appreciate it.