today, but it's hard to get price discovery there. And now it forces it, whereas there's a discount on these things, they're buying uranium on the open market. That's pushing prices higher. It's a fundamental change to the industry. Being able to buy physical uranium every time the price drops, that was never the case. And then you have the whole ESG movement behind that, where you have to throw uranium in there as one of the best clean energies, which is abundant, cheap, clean, safe, 24-hour base load unlike solar and wind. UK this week, the UK adoption, they needed to hit the net zero emission strategy. You have Japan talking about bringing their closed nuclear plants back online. Big deal. Holy cow. And demand from electricity companies is surging. They must lock in prices now. And they have to do this. They're at a risk paying 20, 50% more months from now. And you look at the price, is 47, 48, so it is right now. I mean, they say you need 55 to really break even, 55 maybe a little (8/35)