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  If the operation runs us the officially guess, we believe it's going to be
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  it's going to be a money machine. They had the beauty of what we
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  have here. It's easily duplicatable. Additional modules, additional plans are the replication
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  factors very brasome. They'll be minor adjustments to Module two, which we've learned
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  from bringing Module one up. But from that that point forward, Modules three
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  and on will be basically a duplication. The Financial Survival Network now more than
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  ever, the Financial Survival Network. And welcome. This is Financial Survival Network.
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  I'm your host. Carry loves Well. We've got an important sponsor update
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  from regen x Tech Corp. I've got the CEO on with us and the
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  USA president. CEO Greg Pandura is with US and USA President Rick Perty and
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  we wanted to get a status update commissioning of the plant. If you're not
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  familiar with the plant, it takes basically waste material we're talking diesel catalytic converters
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  and separates out the precious metals from them in what could be an amazingly successful
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  business once it gets going. Platinum, palladium and also rhodium. Rodium's taking
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  a big hit and price recently. I don't know what that's about, but
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  Greg a plant is being commissioned. That's kind of an interesting term. What
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  exactly is involved in commissioning a plant like this, well, commission I'll let
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  Rick Rick speak to that maybe, But basically what we're doing here carry is
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  that once the equipments installed, we have to basically look at it from station
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  station perspective to make sure that each component is operational. All the holes as
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  valves or whatever as you go one station to the next is working as it
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  should work. And you go through various testigious prior to rieting any materials through.
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  You eventually end up running it through with water and from that point you
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  start to do your feedstock. And but maybe Rick you can address on a
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  little more detail, and yeah, Rick, your your boots on the ground
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  there in Tennessee where the plant is. It's I guess commissioning really is a
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  ramp up process. Do I have that right? Yeah? Yeah. Once
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  we got all of our equipment all set up, what we do when we
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  hook it up is we got to test all the pumps, the electrical in
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  every piece of equipment so that satisfactory and it's doing what it should be for
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  efficiency. So that's really what it is. You run air tests, you
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  do water tests, you do solid material tests, and then you do actual
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  feedstock in the system. So that's what we're doing over the next short period
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  to commission the plant. Right, So you've got to make sure that everything's
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  talking to each other and playing nice and the computers are talking. I assume
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  you have multiple processors and they all have to talk to the main processessor and
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  let them know what's going on here. Any particular challenges here, Rick,
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  or is it pretty much run of the bill, no pun intended stuff,
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  you know, Kerry, It's interesting. I've been doing some thinking on how
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  we've got to remind ourselves that no one's ever done this before, you know,
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  And I remind myself quite often because there's always things that come up because
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  it's it's new. It's a new technology, new process, new system.
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  So the things that we've we've actually overcome here as of the last couple weeks
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  of the commissioning is we replaced a couple minor components to get the system more
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  efficient and heat up for our reactors, for example, at a timely manner.
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  And that was one one area that we've already sounded, we've sound to
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  fix and got got it all ready and fixed up. So that's just just
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  an idea of each step that we go through, we nay run into something
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  that we got a tweak tune or replace. And so far, so good,
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  it's been going really really well. We're very happy. It's still this
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  is still a clean tech operation. Nothing that's got undergone in the commissioning process
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  so far, it's only enhanced the clean tech aspect of this. Correct,
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  No, absolutely, it's it's totally clean check. Our operation is going to
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  really actually be a net net zero environmental footprint JET. I think we alluded
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  before the fact that JET as we recover the plot blading from from the feedstock,
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  obviously there's a fair bit of all call a tailings that are not left
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  over. Even though the material is a dirt, doesn't go into a lad
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  fail. So if we're doing ten tons a day of material, we're saving
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  ten tons of material went into a landfield but cut because there are already industrial
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  uses for that which which they'll find a home for. So basically a zero
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  environmental footprint. When we talked before, you mentioned three thousand grams per ton,
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  which if you had a platinum mine that can do that, you own
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  the world. Literally everything that's progressing here, Rick, greg that's that number
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  is still realistic. Number is still very realistic. That's what will be achieving.
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  As you allude to carry their plat in the mind, but we have
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  our own plat of mind indoors, so we can bind three hundred and sixty
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  five days of the year. So it's it's it's pretty significant, right,
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  And there's the permit's involved. There's no taking the miners down to the bowels
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  of the earth to go blowing up stuff. It's all safe and clean.
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  Yeah, no, it is. I mean, there's you need permits evolved
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  for for any manufacturing facility. Drick's been working with people in the state Tennessee
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  there on the airside, water side, all all the permiting has been approved.
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  As they said, there will be net zero environmental footprint, and the
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  state's welcoming this operation. Right. It's not like you want to go open
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  a mine in an environmentally sensitive area and they say they make you go through
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  regulatory hoops here. This states really your partner, isn't it, Yeah,
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  exactly, it is. So they're they're they're very collactive working with us.
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  The understand the employment implications that as we expand they're really excited about the fact
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  that it's an environmentally friendly manufacturing facility. Rick can talk to it a bit,
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  but they're going to put us into the space, if you like,
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  interested green fund opportunities, which are going to be pretty relevant as we move
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  forward. Great, So what about the green fund opportunities every state now?
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  And I think under the various environmental laws that have been passed in critical minerals
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  in such, every state's basically got a lot a lot of money swilling around
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  the till, if you will, and looking for opportunities where it can pay
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  off the most. Yes, that's correct. Yeah, And speaking with all
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  the state representatives and and you know, to reiterate what Greg said, they
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  have been very helpful. They're very excited about what we're doing. The state
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  tendency is really changed to the last couple of years, really focusing on greening
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  clean technology. You know, they're they're really behind the whole carbon credit concepts
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  and business, which is a very real business, which you know, that's
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  another area that we're really going after for the future of calculating and you know,
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  achieving our carbon credit so that we have you know, another revenue stream
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  from that as well. We're part of that system, so work with stay
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  closely on that. The air and water. Reiterating on what Greg said on
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  that, we were able to achieve our permits very easily on that once we
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  showed them what we're doing. Again, we just have to explain because it's
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  it's a new technology, so when you go into dealing with people in the
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  government, you have to explain what you're doing and help them clearly understand so
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  they can direct you properly and help you. So we've done a great job
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  on that over the last six to eight months developing those relationships and yeah,
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  we're speaking their language. They they're very, very excited about having us in
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  the area. They want to help us expand there's granting systems such as TVA
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  that we're involved with and the State of Tennessee to support our company on hiring
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  people and on the green side, green fund side. So we're just going
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  to continue going down that road and that path to to get as much as
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  we can and move the company forward in that area. Great, So Greg,
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  let's talk production. I know, Rick your boots on the ground,
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  but give us your outlines for production, your timetable here, Greg, Yeah,
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  we as Rick was saying there, we anticipate the commissioned process to be
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  completed by late June earty July. But that period of time, we anticipate
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  the Module one to be fully checked off on. We had running that it's
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  expected two and a half tons per day. That obviously will be a milestone
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  for us because that in itself will put the company into a positive cash position,
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  which is we're pretty excited about that. The plans after that, obviously
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  is to as soon as that happens, we will be going down the procurement
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  stage for modules two, three, and four. We want to make that
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  Tennessee facility a four module facilitate. Yeah, so we've got some funding plans
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  in place to achieve that. Basically, if I just touch on that,
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  a short term requirements will be sort of an operating line if you like,
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  a small amount which we'll get us through the commissioning phase. It'll get us
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  into the start of commercial production. Most of the funds will be allocated for
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  obviously Pete Peach stock. Once in Module one is signed off on, there'll
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  be a probably approximately a five million US dollar in capex for for moudules twoot,
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  three and four, which will be based upon basically your your traditional debt
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  structures. And along with that, we'll have a place an additional ten million
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  dollars operating line for commercial production and again on your traditional debt concept with a
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  institutional investor or with the bank. We've got our plans laid out here,
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  carry we're excited. We're ready to go into commercial production and moving forward and
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  expanding. So I'm doing some back of the envelope calculations here and they're not
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  meant to be like definitive, but basically, if you're doing a three thousand
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  grams per ton two and a half tons per day, uh, that's that's
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  going to give you, that's going to give you several hundred ounces of platinum
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  palladium. Do I have that right? Yeah, it's uh, it'll it'll
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  put as I said, it'll put the company into a blows of cash flow
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  position, the entire company, not not just the plan and this day and
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  day and age. If any junior who's conceived blows of cash flow is uh,
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  I mean that's that's pretty that's pretty significant, right, Yeah. Yeah,
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  I've got roughly two hundred forty ounces is a day. Platinum has been
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  going up, it's over eleven hundred dollars now, which is certainly welcome,
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  and Palladium has been going down. But if the combined the value of the
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  two is around thirteen hundred. Announced you got you have a money machine here,
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  basically, Uh, yeah, it is. I mean, if if
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  you if the operation runs its officially guess we believe it's going to be it's
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  going to be a money machine. And the and the beauty of what we
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  have here, it's easily duplicatable. Additional modules. Additional plants are the replication
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  of factors, very very simple. They'll be minor or justice to Module two,
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  which we've learned from bringing a module one up. But from that that
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  point forward, Modules three and on will be basically a duplication. Right,
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  just to rinse repeat, Rick, give us an idea of employment. How
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  many people you've got working there now for module one? How many you anticipate
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  when it's fully operational? Yeah, we have about six. Well, we
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  have six people right now in Greenville at the facility rating Module one and the
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  procure or the spread the testing of that system. We are now going to
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  be doubling that by July we'll be operators and a few more technical jobs and
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  as we grow that it'll double from there every six months, right, so
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  doubling. And once Module two three comes on, then we really start to
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  see the scope and the scalability of this project. Break that the plat will
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  be processing ten tons of feedstock daily. After the four modules are our place,
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  we'll have the option to probably we have already because maybe Ricky couldn't allude
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  to the fact increased our least capacity space already on the expectation of growth in
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  the factory itself. Yeah, we actually have just extended the amount of leaf
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  space that we have in Greenville from twenty thousand to thirty thousand a month ago,
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  and that to uh, you know, accommodate what we what we're going
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  to have for feedstock and for module two, three and four to be built
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  out and have enough room for a full operation. So that's exciting, it
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  really is. And when you have four modules, my back of the back
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  of the envelope math says a thousand basically a thousand ounces a day. I
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  mean that will make it to one of the top producing minds in quotes in
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  the world. Yeah, I mean it's it's pretty it's as we said,
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  it's pretty significant, Perry, and people are saying, we'll show us well,
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  but we're at the point now where we can make proof of close up
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  happened very quickly here. So as we finish our our commissioned period, it
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  will be updating our people as we're going forward in that role test through that
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  time. But when they when the commissioning process is its completed and we can
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  discuss what our efficiencies and recoveries are after that is just simply plugging in the
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  dots if you want to figure up where we can expand to sure understood,
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  understood and got to be an exciting time for both of you. I mean,
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  Rick, you uprated your family, brought them into a strange continent,
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  strange state that's got to be completely different from where you are, and I
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  think you're seeing now that it was all worthwhile. Yes, absolutely, No,
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  it's been exciting for our family. And you know, I was up
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  for the challenge to move everybody down here and it worked out really well.
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  And I mean the results are there. I mean, if I take a
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  look back at what you know, I'm I'm really excited about what we accomplished
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  the last short period of time. We you know, we got here in
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  July. We didn't have a building to put in the commercial plant, and
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  in East Tennessee, there's not a lot of space around here that's newly built
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  because these prices have a one up for many many years. Somebody's building new
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  buildings sort of building with it over a twenty foot height ceiling, and that
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  would actually pass with what our permits would require for green and clean technology.
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  It was very complicated, so I spent many months driving around, we know,
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  finding buildings and working with everybody locally, and that's where we came of
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  the Greenville and we were able to secure that space in December. We moved
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  in at the last week and a half of December, and equipment started arriving
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  in January, so we didn't have any system put together by then. And
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  from January until March thirty first, we got all of our equipment, which
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  we had been procuring since last summer with lead times in the supply chain.
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  It arrived and we started installing it and we got it all installing ready for
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  commissioning by March thirty first, which is a really I believe a great accomplishment
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  for our team. Amazing, amazing accomplishments. So we're excited with that.
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  Yeah. Well, Greg, with any new technology, the proof of the
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  pudding is in the tasting obviously. You know, the promises are out there,
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  the expectations, the hopes, but now we're really getting down to the
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  point where the concepts get gets proven and then really the potential is limitless.
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  Yeah, the potential is hit. There's no question why. We've got numerous
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  obviously quiries from not just within the US, but Europe, been in the
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  in the Middle East on what we're going to do with with our international expansion
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  board, which we've just we've started those those d discussions already. But we're
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  going to obviously experience a significant jet appreciation on our stock price. Uh,
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  if what we say is going to be proved up to be true, we're
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  going to be a stock arm And it's just there's just no nobody around that.
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  Yeah. And the amount of diesel catalytic converters ev aside, it's going
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  to be decades till till electric trucks really take over the roots and all of
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  that now are the vast majority of it. It's going into landfills, around
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  the world. So the opportunity really limitless. Yeah, it is limitless.
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  Like you said, we've got a long time ahead of us, and everything's
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  got a ten year life, so we're working back on ten twenty years ago,
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  plus what's in the landfills of people bringing up. So there's a massive
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  opportunity over the next twenty thirty years for us long term business. Yeah,
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  there is, Like you just add to Rick saying here right right now,
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  there's about twenty one billion dollars a year annually going into the ground, lad
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  fields, scrap yards or whatever because there's no home for these diesel catalytical murders.
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  So to have an environmentally friendly solution to that situation, it's incredible just
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  from the sustainability aspect, Like one of our plants are going to be doing
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  approximate one hundred and seventy thousand olysis about Lady annually. If you don't have
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  to wind one hundred and seventy thousand ounces of new Lady of countries which are
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  having geopolitical issues, it's a huge thing. So, I mean, it's
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  a win winner right across the board. OCA. I just wonder if one
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  day we'll be digging up landfills where all these catalytic converters getting dumbed to process
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  them because you know, landfills diminishing, you know, the ability to dump
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  stuff. Nobody wants these things, and everybody's looking for ways to solve these
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  problems. Yeah, there's all milk question. Now if if they fly in
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  an easy solution don't know how to find these converters that are buried, then
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  that's going to be a real, real big market. So a lot,
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  Yeah, there's lots of there's lots of avenues for gruel. Then that's one
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  of them. And I think that's their keeap takeaway. New technology about to
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  prove itself, about to really make a substantial profit, substantial cash flow.
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  So I suggest all of you go over to regen x dot tech and sign
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  up for notifications so you'll see when the first shipments take place. The ticker
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  symbols in Canada r g X and in the US r g X, t
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  F and gentlemen, thanks for coming on and will follow up with you probably
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  in mid August to get the latest production results. Great good talking to you,
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  Kerry, Thank you. Thanks carry the Financial Survival Network