I just read the transcript of the conference call todaySo, I was looking for any negatives that may have been the reason for some investors getting a bit spooked today... So, Huet mentioned that the Covid situation whereby 26 non-vaccinated had to be let go in December is going to take till later in quarter 2 to fully resolve itself. Huet said potential new hires want to wait for these ever-changing Covid border restrictions to be more stable or ease off, because they don't want to get stranded in WA if the govt changes the rules on a moment's notice....Sloane mentioned there were alot of covid cases presently in WA...Sloane mentioned that Q1 and Q2 production would be less than Q3 and Q4 production because they will be mining the higher grades moreso in the second half of the year...I'm not sure if that means Q1 numbers will be unspectacular or not or below guidance but we'll have to see....Another thing of concern is the inflation and the delays in shipment of equipment...Sloane said all their equipment needs were already paid and accounted for , for year 2022, except they are waiting for a jumbo drill that they ordered last year but should come in in June...They will still need to order new machinery and equipment for 2023 and 2024 to meet their stated production goals for that time period, but for now they are ok for 2022....Sloane mentioned that the price of Diesel had gone up in Q4 by 8% , but he mentioned that their overall diesel purchases for the year were about 15 million $...Rising diesel prices were a concern to them , as well as some suppliers raising their pricing by as much as 18% ...So, yes inflation is impacting their bottom line but as Oliver Turner said, Krr has recently been benefiting from higher gold prices even if it's regrettable why this is so due to the problems we are facing in the world ...Sloane mentioned that their new 60 tonne diesel trucks used the same amount of fuel as their older 45 and 50 tonne trucks, so they are saving money there...As of now, Huet has not hedged his diesel and gasoline prices... There was a mention of some outside consultants having problems with some people, Huet mentioned "mental issues" or something like that...They hired new consultants but I am not clear about what Huet was talking about...What was the problem and why did Huet have to mention it? Maybe,there was some personnel problems going on that were serious enough to have to mention it....Anyways, all in all, I still think the meeting was very positive, they said all the work on the ramp is on schedule...They mentioned that they were going to significantly increase nickel production but starting only in early 2023 ..They mentioned the RE (resource estimate) being ready for both gold and nickel by the end of the month or early Q2...This nickel RE will include the 200 metres of the 50C drill results...As far as the Nickel RE , they said they are working very hard on it...They recognize how important it is....So, all in all, there is nothing too concerning about what they have said, since many of the higher costs of operations should be off-set by higher gold and nickel prices but I'm sure there will be some new challenges for management as time goes by, but we'll just have to see what transpires in the future....Who knows, maybe the Australian Govt is going to abolish these draconian vaccine mandates as the courts are now judging that they are illegal....Maybe those 26 un-vaxxed employees will be re-hired soon and hopefully we have seen the last of the border closures and quarantines...