 Today, I have the pleasure of speaking with George Glacier from Western Uranium and Vanadium. George, it's great to see you at PDAC. Great to see you, Tracy. So you are almost production ready. Is that correct? That's right. We opened the mines and got them ready this summer. We're ready to go into production. As soon as the market turns a little bit, we'll be in production. Well, we're expecting the market to have a very positive feedback here this spring as we're waiting for the nuclear fuel working groups' latest recommendations. Any thoughts on this? Absolutely. You know, that should be out shortly. You know, I think that would be very positive and I think President Trump will act to preserve and to, you know, promote the U.S. industry. Of course, he already put, you know, into his proposed budget, you know, $150 million for this next fiscal year to be followed by, apparently, nine more years of that to buy U.S. Uranium, and we'll be one of the suppliers. So for those of you out there that are just looking at Uranium, if you heard that correctly, $1.5 billion in the budget over the next 10 years for U.S.-based Uranium. So what's the competitive asset or story with Western Uranium and Canadian George's? Tell our investor intel. Of course, you know, we've got the Sunday Mine Complex, which are five permitted Uranium mines that were produced as recently as 2010. We opened them last summer. They're ready to go into production. We actually mined ore. It's in the mine. We just finished building ore pads to move the ore to the outside and then ship it off for processing, obviously, to sell, you know, a good part of it, maybe to the U.S. government for the stockpile and for other customers. Well, of course, we are very committed to sustainability and issues such as, you know, building a stockpile. So what should shareholders, those of you that have been following you, and of course, you do have critical material of an ATM as well, what should we expect to say in the next quarter or two? Well, you know, I think what we're going to do is we're definitely going to move some ore out. We're going to send some samples to some Vanadium customers. They've been waiting for that around the world. So of course, Vanadium prices have fallen, you know, since the last year. But we think Vanadium is still a strong commodity and we've got very strong grades of Vanadium in the Sunday complex. Well, as always, it's a pleasure to see you, George. I hope you have a wonderful and successful trip here in Toronto at PDAC 2020. Thanks, Tracy. Always good to see you.