I understand your concern and it is a worrisome habit, one which is characteristic of a pink sheets stock. I'm not making excuses for them, I'm just saying it is what it is. They are clearly working diligently on moving forward and getting uplisted. Once that happens, I'm sure they are well aware of what will be expected of them and things will settle down a bit and they'll be able to take the time and improve on their investor relations, maybe even hire someone specifically for that given that there should be some extra cash flow. I'm not trying to argue with you, I know you're a true long and you have answered some of my dumb questions in the past. I just feel like you're dwelling on this too much rather than focusing on all the good that is coming. Harry couldn't make it, they failed to relay that info, but the meeting was still a massive success and there's much more investor confidence in the company, especially from those who attended. After the uplisting, yes, there's much less margin for error or stupid mistakes because the big investors are beginning to take notice at that point. I believe they'll clean up their act and buckle down after uplisting is complete, and if not then they should most definitely be held accountable then.