You've made the leap, but maybe talk about the uniqueness of what uranium equities and really the challenges of analyzing these things when it's so niche and so unique you know and how that kind of transfers into a ceo role

yeah i mean it's a that's a really open scope of questions for sure uh my background you know i spent 16 years at haywood securities uh covering the uranium space and for sure one way to get known i mean what you Post-Fukushima was a difficult time to cover uranium stocks.

And I often say, if it wasn't for this discovery of PLS, if it wasn't for the discovery of Arrow, there wouldn't have been that much to talk about post-Fukushima for quite a while.

But, you know, I was an analyst.

early at covering NextGen, that was a really interesting story.

I used to always say that the market always pays up for discovery.

So, you know, there's still money to be made in the uranium equities, specifically looking at NextGen during that time frame when, you know, they were clearly on to something big, turned out to be probably the largest uranium deposit on the planet.

But what are the challenges that maybe you face in Wyoming that your peers and friends say in Saskatchewan don't have? you know, I just kind of break it down for, you know, for, for us to like, what, what, what is the real big difference here other than just location?