 Today I have the pleasure of speaking with Steven Borega from Romeo School. How are you? I'm great Tracy. How are you doing today? Well, the last time we spoke you had just become the president and since you've become the president I'm seeing some outstanding news including the acquisition you just announced yesterday. Let's start there. It's been a great time over the past few months getting to know the Romeo's assets and quite frankly every every time I get on the line with with our amazing VP of exploration John Bicksock I learned something new and exciting about these assets. So this past week we've announced the acquisition of a new a new asset in Nevada the Kincaid property and I think it's going to pair very well with our Sposa assets. This is an asset that's been in the company for many many years now. It's a former producing mine and you know we had exceptional results back in 2006 where we where we had 3 meters of over 180 grams gold per ton identified. We haven't done a lot of work there over since then. So pairing Kincaid along with the Sposa I think we're going to be in a great position to move our Nevada story forward. Well and let's talk about this for a second. For those of you out there that are new to Romeo's Gold is it not correct that Romeo's Gold has been kind of a treasure chest where well-known treasure hunter Tom Dryvis has been acquiring projects for 27 years and slamming them into Romeo's Gold. Would that be a correct kind of overview? I think that's a perfect way of describing it. Tom has done an exceptional job of identifying areas of focus early and picking up exceptionally large packages of land. You know we were in the Golden Triangle just on the southern edge of where the Galore Creek assets are. We've done a very significant deal with a group called Enduro on a portion of that. We still maintain a massive land package in British Columbia in the Golden Triangle. We're in Northwestern Ontario just north of the Musselwhite mine a Newmont producer and we're the second largest holder there. We've got a molly asset in Quebec and as I mentioned earlier we've got our assets in Nevada as well. So when I was brought on board I was brought on board with a very specific goal in mind and that is how are we going to streamline this company so we can do some great exploration work and create value for our shareholders and part of this process is going to be deciding how best to handle this plethora, this embarrassment of riches that we have because we really do have an exceptional grouping of assets in the company. So would it not be fair to say that you're not just gold, silver and copper but you're molly bidenum? What else do we have? Well I think that sums up the bulk of what we have. Of course there's trace elements of all types throughout but we're really focused. The majority of our assets are copper, gold with silver and as far as the Nevada asset and the Kincaid asset is concerned and a little bit of background there. It's an interesting group of claims. We stake around a core 22 claims. We now have 109. It's about 900 hectares in size and already we've identified six core targets. When John was on the property he was I think he came back with a smile on his face like a kid in the candy shop. He found so many former workings with dozens of targets to look at on the Kincaid property. So that particular grouping is copper, it's gold, it's tungsten, it's barerite and we're really looking forward to expanding our understanding of the Kincaid assets. When analyst and columnist Dean Bristow did a story about you, he wrote me an email after he had published the story and said, is this company for real? Just because he was amazed every time he turned over another pebble he found another project in your portfolio that he found intriguing to say the least. Now let me ask you something with all of these projects Stephen, why the heck are you acquiring more? I think the model is going to be either we're going to find a joint venture partner or potentially even spin out assets. So what I did in Nevada was I felt that we needed to expand our footprint in Nevada in order to build enough strength and depth to decide what we're in fact going to do there. So when good properties present themselves we're in the position and we always take the position that we need to acquire. That's part of the business model that's created Romeo since 27 years ago. It's Tom's, one of Tom's mandates was to identify great assets and bring them forward for shareholder benefit and I think Kincaid was one of those examples but I'm really focused on Nevada right now. I think we've got a great offering and in the coming months we're going to decide what's the best way forward to really unlock that value for the benefit of our shareholders. Well right now it sounds to me like everyone out there at Investor Intel should be watching Romeo Skulled and you know I have the benefit of knowing your background Stephen so we're excited to see what happens with Romeo Skulled next. Please join us more regularly and perhaps because you have so many projects we should just take on one project focus per interview. How does that sound? That sounds like a great plan. I look forward to the next step. Okay thank you very much Stephen and that's Stephen Berega from Romeo Skulled.