35 microphones. We have a couple of microphones on either side, just so everybody on the webcast can hear the questions that are being asked. [Howie], first one. Howard Flinker: [Inaudible] a number of your customers have [inaudible]. It used to be uneconomic with gold until 1,100 or 1,800. Are you entitled to any of that now that waste is going to be processed? William Heissenbuttel: I would say it's very much dependent on the contract itself, but I will use the stream contracts as an example. Our stream contracts actually, specifically, say if you reprocess materials -- material, any metal that is recovered, say, it's a gold stream, any gold that is recovered is subject to our interest. Howard Flinker: So, is that an increment? Or is that part of the original -- let's say 10,000 ounces a year? William Heissenbuttel: That would be incremental, absolutely, yes. Yes. We actually have an example of it at Xavantina, where there was material that was at the site. It was actually our team was on site and said, hey, have you ever assayed that? Have you ever thought about selling the concentrate? And so, what was just sitting there, it is now being sold, and we're getting -- that is subject to our stream. Howard Flinker: And, from what you can guess, are these plentiful? William Heissenbuttel: I think it's a little early to start figuring out if material is in a tailings storage facility, could you actually extract it and reprocess it? I think that would need to be studied more. I think the gold price where it is is -- to me, is relatively new. Howard Flinker: All right. The next one. Are your dividends payable as part of earnings or cash flow? I forget. William Heissenbuttel: It's just, it's a $1 -- it’s $1 per share.