 Well, hello everybody. This is Byron King with Investor Intel. Today we are going to speak with Stephen Berega, who's the CEO of an exploration play called Romeo's Gold, R-O-M-I-O-S Gold. It trades on the TSX Venture. It trades on the U.S. OTC. And Romeo's is a really interesting company because it is a treasure chest of about, I don't know, six or seven different exploration plays all over North America. Hello, Stephen. It is great to be with you. I mentioned that you've got a treasure chest of plays. Give us a list of the top five, let's say, of where you control certain acreage and what have you. I mean, it's just wonderful. Just give us five. Sure. Hey Byron, it's really good to be here and thanks very much for your time today. Sure. We have an exceptional grouping of assets, as you pointed out. And when I took over as CEO on Friday, I was president prior to that for the last 10 months and joined the team back in September, I was amazed at the company's portfolio. It was the main reason why I joined the team was just these assets are extraordinary and they are diverse. So we have a very large package of land in the Golden Triangle of British Columbia where we have just over 400 square kilometers of claims along the southern boundary of the Galore Creek assets. So that's the GCMC team. That's Newmont and Tech. We have three copper, gold, poor, free targets in amongst those claim blocks. And one was drilled out back in 2010, 2011. We drilled 15,000 meters there and spent around $15 million. Now, the resource is not compliant to today's 43-101 standard. So I have actually a new 3D model and a new calculation being worked on currently. But we also have two non-drill tested targets that are really looking quite exciting. One's called Trek South and the other is JW. This is all in the Golden Triangle. This is all in the Golden Triangle. So that's the summary of the BC assets. That alone would be a company maker, but you've got others. Give us a rundown on some of these others. We also have a very large block of claims in northwestern Ontario and that's surrounding the Musselwhite mine. So that's Newmont's Musselwhite mine. And there's a prolific greenstone belt. And we're the only two players on the belt. So there's Newmont and there's ourselves. And again, we have a very large land package. We've had some great drill results and some great discoveries. The Musselwhite mine was developed on a biff on a bended iron formation model that they've been producing 250,000 ounces of gold on an annual basis. I mean, it's a prolific production model. Musselwhite itself is separate from where you are. But it goes back to the old homestake mining days of the great homestake company of South Dakota, which was a specialist in bended iron formations. And I don't want to get all geological on the audience out there. But I mean, BIFs are like the best in terms of just long, lived gold bearing. You know, when they have gold, it's there and you can mine it like forever. Homestake mines South Dakota for 125 years. Yeah. Okay. So you're right next to Musselwhite. So right next to Musselwhite and we've tracked that biff for kilometers along our claim block of land market. The bended iron is underneath your claims. That's correct. We have literally kilometers of it. And in fact, we've identified additional biffs that run parallel to it. But the reality is that these both Ontario and in BC, these are projects that are costly to operate. And you know, Northwestern Ontario is helicopter or a float plane supported. The Golden Triangle is all helicopter supported. These are expensive places to operate. So as a junior of our size, I'm looking at how we can either find a strong partner to move some of these assets forward, or else the possibility is very real that we might spin them out. We might take the one or both of those assets and create two new companies out of them. Now for the benefit of the viewers and watchers and listeners out there, before we go to other assets that you don't, you know, when they hear, oh, it's expensive to operate on the next question and people's heads is retrieved, is this company have any money? The fact is that you actually have some money, don't you? We do. We're at a very fortuitous position. We have some DNR in hand and you've got other things that are worth money. Tell us what's in the bank and what's on the asset side of the sheet. We're looking at somewhere, depending on the market. Of course, the market's been tough in the past couple of months. We're sitting around two and a half million, two and a half to three million dollars worth of cash and securities on hand currently. So we have a very large position in Enduro Metals. There we have about eight million shares and that's from a partnership that we, our deal we did with them on their Newmont Lake property. There was two million dollars of cash that were payments that were included in that deal. So they paid the last million dollars to us in February. So we have about a million dollars in cash. We have some pretty robust securities portfolio as well. So that puts me in a very fortuitous position to be able to complete our summer work programs both in Ontario, which are now done. There's assays pending from our surface work there to the IP program that we're completing as we speak in BC on our Trek South target, our Copper Gold Porphyry target there. All of this work has been funded. Money's in the bank. And then the work that we have proposed for our assets in Nevada and I can talk to you a little bit about those assets as well because it's going to become our primary focus. I think we're going to pivot the company and really focus a lot of our energy down on Nevada. Because you, before we came on the broadcast, you were saying that you've got some really exciting things happening in Nevada. So I guess you can say we're perhaps we're saving some of the juiciest for now. So if anybody has been watching so long, the juiciest is about to happen. So okay, lay some juice on us here, Stephen. We have two core assets in Nevada. One's a former producing mine that was operational back in the 30s into the 40s. It's called the SCOSA mine. And SCOSA was actually was one of those assets that that brought Nevada back onto the map after the origin of the end of their first gold rush. It was SCOSA. Then the old-timers found, they found wire gold at surface along the main vein. And that mine was mine for about 10 years. But they only went down about 400 feet. And as you know, that's peanuts in the grand scheme of things. But the grade was extraordinary. They were pulling out on average, an ounce per ton. That was the average. And some of it was so high, it was just pulled straight out, not processed and put right into the vault. Now just for people out there who were thinking, if this is so great, how come nobody's mining it? The history there is that when World War II came along, the government said, we like gold, but we don't want to put people and resources into mining gold. So we're going to stop mining gold. We're going to build like nuclear bombs and B29s and stuff like that. And so this is one of those assets that's kind of closed down in the 1940s and never really picked itself back up. Is that a fair statement of history? I think it nailed it. 41 was the last year it was operational. And then from that point on, it basically laid dormant until we picked it up in 1999. So we've had it in our books for 23 years now. And it's one of these things I keep on referring to it as a bar fine. It's kind of like if you're a car buff and you're looking for that perfect car and perfect nick, it sits in the barn with three inches of dust on it in the middle of nowhere. I'm blowing the dust off of it because we've had some extraordinary results. We had the Bonanza grade drill results back in 2000. We did a short drill program, a diamond drill program, and with a high, high grade of 268 grams per ton. 206, that's eight and a half ounces per ton over almost two meters and to go along with other really great intercepts. So I'm excited to get back to SCOSA. And we're actually completing a 3D model right now, which is compiling all of the historic data that we have access to, all the drill log that we have access to, to better understand and prep for our upcoming drill program. I hope is that we can get the drill turning before the end of the year. There's rigs available. I know it's very tough in Nevada right now to access rigs, but October, November timeframe, most drill programs have stopped. So everyone we're talking to has said, yeah, we definitely will have rigs available. And it's fully permitted. We've kept the drill permit in good standing since 1999. So it's exciting. I think the SCOSA asset is something which is near-term potential results for us. And then we also acquired a new asset in November. It was an asset I brought to the company called Kincaid. And we did an original deal, it was very inexpensive for us to enter into the region for, we did nine claims, cost us about $50,000 in total to pull the whole thing together. And then, and that allowed us to stake an additional 100 claims around it to the north and south. And what we're finding at surface is extraordinary, absolutely extraordinary. Walking up and down the property with John Bixock, our VP of exploration. And honestly, it's like a kid in the candy shop. He's never seen anything quite like it. There's old workings across the entirety of the southern, well, probably the entire property. We just haven't spent enough time there yet to be able to speak confidently about the northern half. But that was the reason why we originally, we actually stake the northern half because of the scarring potential, which is very similar to the Isabella Pearl Mine just east of us. But to the south, we've been finding old workings on every valley that we that we look at through. So there's pits, there's trenches, there's add-its everywhere. There's former producing mines that we know about. And there's former producing mines that are not found on any map anywhere. Well, I think we're going to just wrap it up now, because we could talk all day. But the audience out there, they have a life too. And people have attention span. So for all the listeners and all the viewers out there, Romeo's Gold, R-O-M-I-O-S Gold, they have money in the bank. So they're not raising anything anytime soon. They have super high grade projects in Nevada that they're working on right now. As we speak, they've got others in Golden Triangle, the BC, they got Muscle White in Ontario that are workable, but also dealable in terms of other things. And if you haven't taken a look at Romeo's Gold, you should take a look at Romeo's Gold. Great company, super low price. It is the perfect entry point right now to come in and just sort of load up and wait for the good news that is coming down the tracks. Steve, we wish you well. Thank you for being with us today. Invest your audience out there. Thank you for watching and listening. We appreciate it. I really appreciate the time, Byron. Thanks so much. It's great talking with you.