 Welcome back everybody. I'm Peter Clausian. Welcome to Investor Intel for what will be a fascinating interview with our old friend, Dev, from Fish and 3.0. Hi Dev, welcome back. Well, thanks for having me back, Peter. Why do we call it Fish and 3.0? Well, because we first spun out our Canadian assets of coming off Strathmore Minerals, we call it Fish and Energy. We made a discovery with the help of our Korean utility called KEPCO. They funded it. We made a discovery. We sold that along with other. Huge win for the shareholders at Fish and 1.0. Yeah, so Fish and 2.0 came along. Well then, once we sold that piece to Lucas, we took the west side of the base and started a company called Fish and Uranium. And then when we had made that discovery, we took all the exploration assets, put them into Fish and 3. Maybe we could use a better name, but it's our third time around as a team. And thanks to those two weeks ago, we have our third discovery as well. So massive news flow the last few weeks, incredible content, but it's being driven by that quality team that you're talking about. Yeah, I mean, you know, I kept doing all these speeches and you've heard them. Number one is people, good projects, and having the money to do so. And the last point I always said was discoveries matter, because discoveries don't go up 10, 20%. They don't lift up with the boat. They go up five times, and or 10 times, 20 times, depending on the size of it, prove to be true. And we're seeing that right now. I know you can't comment on your stock price, but hey, I can. We were looking at five, six, seven cents, and now we're looking at 30 on massive volume. And I saw that you've announced a bought deal. Right. We've announced a deal for 5 million minimum. Make it adjusted, we'll see. As you know, you go out there with the minimum, it's a bought deal, so we know it's going to get done. But we don't know what will happen. But the bottom line is between the 7 million we have, hard cash, and this, we certainly have more than enough money runway for next year, drilling. And as we get more results, you know, our strategy has been, we've got a great discovery, lots of widths, and it has over 65,000 counts per second. Every machine is different, every centilometer is called a work it, collaborate, calibrate, but they, but we use ours before show up to 50% uranium. I know what I so did theirs, they were 20 to 70. So when they saw, when you see 65,000 counts per second, you don't know what it really means until you get the assays. But history says this. So we know it's high grade and the larger, pretty good pieces. It's got width. It's also on land, Peter, which allows us to drill all year long, except when it the springtime at Thos. We don't have to thicken the ice in the winter, like we had to do triple R. So it's all year round. And also this is still very, very shallow. It's 200 meters compared to most projects in the area. They started 500 meters and go down. So we know it's shallow, high grade, large, and assays and more drilling will tell us how big and etc. The fact that the financing is a bought deal shows that the street has a lot of confidence. The house is risking its personal money on you and your team saying here's $5 million, we hope we can backfill that shows a lot of confidence in you. And at 45% premium. Which is flow through, right? Yeah, it's charity flow through. There's no warrant. If you go back, there aren't many deals that were done in the last year that didn't have a warrant attached to the flow through. I fought against that for weeks. Once the discovery was made, I said, no, we're not doing a warrant. And that was obviously, you know, some people out there who think they're bankers of last resort. But they're underwriters, that's their job. But we managed to get a premium and no warrant. Fantastic, right? So what are the next steps? Up in the basin, drill away? Absolutely. We've got, we made the discovery hole. We made another hole, showed that it continued. So the next thing is we got two more holes coming for Christmas. And then also we hope to get our assets back. We were told by the labs that we, that's not very busy. So they said within two to three weeks, we sent them, you know, a week ago. So we figure in the next week or two, we should get our results back for Christmas. So we have good news flow hopefully coming between now and Christmas. You know, some things you don't control. One of the things we're, we are struggling with up there is the overburden. It's quite tough. And so we've got to use sonic drills, a bit more costy, but also trying to figure out how to get down to our targets. Because when there's hard ground, it can move the rig over. You can remember, you're going down, you know, meters, you move it out just a tiny bit and you can miss your targets. So we have lots of news coming with this funding. Thanks to Red Cloud, Sprott and Haywood. We have some good money coming to us that will take the risk out of it. When you first get to deposit, you don't know where it's going up, down, whatever. And so you drill all around it with small step outs. And then when you do, when you think you've got an idea where it's headed, then you can throw a 50-yard bomb. But till then you don't. Thankfully, as a CEO, I know we have got a team that has done it twice before. They had a good discovery at Triple R. They knew exactly where to go. We had a discovery at the J Zone in Waterbury. So we have got two experiences of high-grade discoveries of how to watch how it moves and then try to try to see where it's going to go. So the real purpose of the next while is to understand what we have. Because once you've got it, you can predict where it's going to go. You try, right? What I found surprising when I was getting ready for this is you have 300 million shares out, but quote, only a 90 million market cap, which sounds like a lot of money. That's not a lot of money. No, not at all. When you think of, you know, we need a lot of holes, but if you look at Fission Uranium, they're on almost a dollar, not a long go. So that was 700-800 million market cap. But you've got to spend money to get there. You know, look at Aero, look at ISO. It all depends how big it grows. Is it going to be 40-50 million someday? Or will it be 100? It all depends. But you know, I don't, what I know is we've got a super good start. We're starting on the 50-yard line. We still got to take it down the other end. But it's the only discovery hole compared to anything in the last, you know, 15, 20 years where we have over 65,000 counts per second. Everything else is about 15,000. And there's some good slides out there people have put out. People asked me here and I said, I can't, but I can tell you what the past was. So it's the only discovery hole with 65,000 counts per second over a couple of meters. And so we know it's something that's there. We'll take time to figure that out. People got to be patient. You're going to miss on some holes because you're taking risks. High grade uranium, very, very, very, very, how would you say, tricky, right? You can literally be five meters away and not get there. You can miss. So you got to be careful because these are blobs of uranium. They're not widely disseminated like you would, uranium might be in the States or parts of Africa, you know, where it's very low grade, but it's all spread out. So you can take more like a porphyry in the out of the basket. Yeah. Okay. So the symbol is FUU. You have cash in the bank. Plus you're going to have more cash in the bank. I have a really good news flow and only a $90 million market cap. So 2023 is shaping up to be good. Look, no promises, but you've got a great technical team who's done this before, great discovery, and you got cash, right? So we don't have to count on bullish markets. You know, that's what you need. Great property, great management, and money to have runway, you know, to get things done. So I think we're in good shape. That's all I can say. Nobody knows where we go, but I like, I like where we are. Everybody, this is Peter Clausi from Investor Intel, Fishing 3.0 FUU. Bye, everybody.