 Day 3 of the Mining Show, here we are in March in Toronto with Jason Saltzman from Gowling's. Gowling's is a law firm, used to be Gowling LaFleur Henderson, and now the formal name is... It's Gowling WLG, and Gowling WLG Canada is the Canadian version, but we're now a global law firm. How many lawyers do you have globally? 1,400. Give or take. I bet you're covering all sectors. Covering all sectors. You had a big Russia office at one point. We still do. The roots of the Gowling law firm go way back to IP in Russia, and that office is still thriving. Wow, good. So what's your practice like? So my practice is corporate finance, securities, M&A, work with all kinds of companies, helping them raise money, go public. Any one sector or across the board? Doing a lot in mining, doing a lot in cannabis, a lot in cryptocurrencies these days, and alternative finance, but just, you know, a general securities practice and in Canada, mining is obviously a big part of that. So were you bored out of your mind between 2013 and 2015? Well, that's when we started getting into some of the exciting stuff in the fintech space, but definitely, you know, we like more robust markets that we have today. Do you think a lot of the risk capital went into those projects during the nuclear winter of mining finance, and it hasn't come back yet? It's starting to come back, certainly. I mean, those projects are still quite popular with investors, but we're definitely seeing more excitement in the mining sector. Are you on the board of anything these days? No, not in the mining sector. In anything? Yeah, I'm on the board of a couple crypto companies. We had talked about a marijuana project a couple of years ago. Did that work through? Yeah, I'm doing lots of work in the marijuana space. I have a company that's going public. They just raised $30 million in a broker financing, and the public transaction will be finished at the end of this month. Do you find that the cost of compliance is getting too high within the mining sector? Yeah, certainly. I mean, it's not easy to be a public company these days in any sector, but particularly mining with the extra reports and whatnot that are required. But for a small company, it's very taxing on their resources and both in terms of financial resources and just time and bandwidth. So it is the mining show, so most of us are living on two hours sleep and six buckets of coffee. I'll be seeing you tonight at the Gallings function. Yeah, absolutely. Looking forward to having you there as usual. It'll be nice to see you there, and we'll see our 25,000 friends between now and then. That's right, exactly. Thanks for coming in, Jason. Thanks so much. Thanks for having me.