What's people's thoughts on this last sentence in particular:

Tom: I think in terms of the list in terms of the listing itself I I'm pretty confident we can get that done in Q1 and it's it's really at this point just mechanics. We need to go.Through consolidation of our shares because we've got a lot of shares outstanding at a low price. So we're going to do that and that has its own mechanics associated with it. As far as the Venture Exchange is concerned. And our NASDAQ application, which has kind of been on hold for a few months, we we are now refreshing the documentation.And providing responding to the to the NASDAQ inquiries and that's moving along I I really think that timetable is 2 to four weeks and that in that range in terms of getting through those mechanics and and so you know.When that is finally decided, we will make those dates and and those time frames, or at least part of time frames available to shareholders. But look, we've kind of run up against the wall on the clock here.

What clock exactly are we up against? I don't understand the self imposed urgency here?

Many of us are happy a raise isn't occurring, but it's also disingenuous to suggest this is some win here. The fact is management is now resigned to a stagnant share price and the original plan of doing a raise, receive backing and going to the Nasdaq with momentum is clearly off the table, that's pragmatism, but it isn't a positive for shareholders. I used the word trepidation the other day, management happily shares the sentiment, but we've come to this place not from strength, but at least short term weakness, so let's not spin reality.

We need news, the lack thereof isn't irrelevant and it's now impacted our uplist thesis. Being relieved isn't the same as pumping our fists in the air. Keep it real.