Can you kind of talk about what maybe a nine to five looked like back in the day? Or I don't know if that's when they were clocking in and just what the conditions were like in the in the work areas.

Yeah.

Like I said, it was a really tough life.

They got very few days off throughout the entire year.

I mean, you could maybe get an exception for like a really important life event, like for the birth of a child or for like a funeral or something like that, where like everybody would be respectful about like, oh yeah, that specific guy needs that day off.

But otherwise, like for everybody, the mines were trying to operate 24-7, 365 for the most part.

So like Minors Union Day got off, Labor Day they got off.

But can you kind of talk about the variables that forced that into play with the decline of the mining industry here?