100%.

Yes.

And so there's a 77-acre parcel in downtown Hazard, and it is a natural amphitheater of awesomeness.

Like, it's an old mine that they reclaimed, so 200-foot high walls, and it's... perfect size to fit a mile short course in the bottom of it and then all the fans can sit around the outside on the edges and it's in town so um i mean hazard kentucky it's kind of like johnson valley it's not really on the way to anything right um most of our off-road parks are kind of not on the way to anything that's just part of the deal right But our opportunity right now from an off-road culture is to get more people involved in what we do.

Our opportunity is to build little league motorsports leagues.

You should be able to be a 10-year-old kid and aspire to be a race car driver and have a path to do it.

You should be a 20-year-old kid and aspire to be a race car driver and have a path to be able to do it.

i'd probably cry you'd be covered it would be a miserable it would be miserable so is there is that the plan is the plan to bring a king of the hammer style race to kentucky the plan is to bring a festival to kentucky a festival

But today, let's get the slide up that really highlights the strength of Elemental Royalty Corp and who you are from a high level.

So thanks very much, Chad.

And you mentioned the portfolio and the strength of the portfolio and the portfolio effect.

This is the fantastic thing about royalties as a financial instrument and royalty portfolios.

And that is the fact that across these 300 mineral property assets we have around the world, there's hundreds of millions of dollars being expended on exploratory activities, creating discovery optionality.

which is why you want to own royalties.

We're not a participant in those incoming invoices, right? We are a participant on the fact that we get a slice of what is found and thus produced over time.

So give us the lay of the land here, Dave, of just the overall spread of royalties and the land package.