Normally I reduce other deals to a straight $/lb and assumed you did as well for QB2. In order to avoid differences in % ownership( 30 vs 25) I would calculate a price per lb of 0.093 instead of 0.028 $/lb. Then I would apply to CUU's portion of the Schaft Creek numbers. That's the highest $/lb I've seen paid for a cu project. Note that it was paid to Teck and Teck has never paid that amount to a partner. That's why I want a third party involved with Teck acting as a partner willing to proceed with a project. In the end it will come down to what Elmer can negotiate. This is the best opportunity to close a deal in 6 years. First we need Teck to reveal a development plan along with the revised economics.