 the pleasure of speaking with Alex Clement from As in Court Energy. How are you today, Alex? Great, Tracy. Thanks for having me and always good to see you. Uranium is so hot for many of us right now. And of course, you have a uranium play with cash in the bank, institutional followers. What's happening? Just, why don't you start with an update for us? Absolutely. Well, we just finished our largest show program today to be expressed in uranium project. It's located in the southwestern portion of the Athabasca basin, which is obviously ground zero for higher grade uranium discovery. This program at 5,000 meters, we've got 19 holes down. The significant results so far from this program has been able to delineate 1,700 meters in growing of alteration zones. And these are critically important to making impact on discovery. Alteration is typically found in and around deposition, uranium mineralization, acts as a halo around where you're going to find it. So this is significant. The ground is right for uranium deposition and we're real close. So we're excited about that. We didn't have any alteration that we had drilled into and limited work that we've done before this year. So obviously this is a great discovery for us and we're excited to get in and drill more because we're in the neighborhood. Well, speaking of significant, for a company of your size to have 28 institutional ambassadors, that's nothing short of magnanimous stupendous and absolutely unheard of. Can you tell us what's really going on here? What do they know that the retail audience should catch wind of? That's a great question and I'm happy to sort my two cents in there. Obviously, listen, they do their due diligence, their technical deep dives are pretty intense. So you have to survive that. You have to have real projects. You have to have real potential for discovery and an actual discovery, not just something small, but something of district scale size. That's why they put their money in us. They like the projects. Each fund went through a due diligence period with us where we gave them all the data we had. We showed them exactly what our exploration model was and it fits their criteria. And I think one of the things that we see now is why this is different than maybe four, five, six, 10 years ago is rare spot prices were at. And because I went through the bear for a long time, I mean, I became CCO at Aspen Court in 2017, which was really kind of the, they're talk about the doldrums, couldn't get a fund in the door. And a lot of them were respectful, but I mean, I'm sure they laughed after my call because what have you got? You haven't got anything yet, but we'll keep an eye on you. I love that. So two years go by, all of a sudden spots at 50, 55, they're seeing where the sector's going and they know that you can put money in an explorer in this environment, in a way that you couldn't do it before. And I think that had a lot to do with it. Obviously we're in the right place, projects stand in the test of the doldrums and the macro sense, the macro space, they're making their bets that this is gonna, we're gonna be C80, $90, $100 spot. Has the interest intensified with the Ukrainian invasion? It has and I would say absolutely because there's a major supply disruption that really hasn't manifested itself in the spot price. And again, there's a lot of things that haven't manifested themselves in the spot price yet. The 10-year contracts, the US utilities are supposed to start signing, that we haven't seen much of that. All of the things that we think are gonna drive that spot price up, we kind of have it, but it's an upside down world and black isn't white anymore. So we're gonna ride it out. All the smart money is saying that we're gonna see this much higher price in a short period of time. So within the next year, I think we're here. I mean, look, we're at 55, 58, 60, I don't know where it's at today, but it's in that neighborhood. And I mean, I remember $18 spot, $19 spot and that wasn't too long ago. So you have money in the bank, 10 million in the bank. Drilling is proceeding as anticipated, correct? Yeah, no, we just wrapped up. In fact, we put news out yesterday on that and again, we wanted to stick around a little longer, but after going through two weeks of extreme cold, before you knew it, we were seeing plus seven degrees and you just can't trust ice in that environment. And to get to some of the targets that we were actually drilling at that point, we had to cross frozen rivers and frozen lakes. So you don't wanna get caught waiting too long where now you incur more costs to pull gear out with helicopters. So we made the decision to cut it back and we only lost really about 1,000 meters. But still to drill 5,000 meters and come out of it was 1,700 meters of alteration zones, that's a pretty good ratio. And if you'd asked me prior to the drill program, if I'd accept that as a successful drill program, I would have absolutely said yes. Well, Alex, it's always the pleasure. You heard it here, an update on as in court energy and this is Alex Clement. Thank you for joining us today. Thank you, Tracy, always good to chat.