 Welcome back to Investor Intel at PDAC 2018. I'm pleased to be joined again by David Blant. David's the CEO of Happy Creek. He's also quite an expert on the metals market. When we were talking last, David, you told me that your intention was to focus on your tungsten asset this year. Does that say something about what you see with tungsten in the market? Absolutely. We've actually been involved in this tungsten project for over 20 years, long before it became a fashionable new thing. But really, tungsten is a special metal. There's not any production of any consequence done in North America. 99% of the tungsten is imported into North America. From China, Bolivia, places like DRC. So it really brings up the definition of critical metal. So why do we need it? Tungsten is a really important metal. It's in all the tools that are used to make things. So you're not only finding it in products like your vibration in your cell phones, the tips of your ballpoint pens, medical tools, hard steels. But it's mostly used in making tools, the drill bits, the cutting teeth, the blades, things like that that are used to manufacture just about everything we have around us. And North America is not producing anything of consequence in the world of tungsten. Happy Creek hopes to change that. I was going to say, you guys must be pretty excited about the grades you released in your most recent drills. That's true. The resource estimate is top tier in the western world. The metallurgical aspects are awesome. And we have a near surface open pit component that looks for potentially a rapid cost payback on a mill production scenario for building a mill. Awesome, David. Thank you very much for coming in and giving us a little more on tungsten. Thank you.