Augustus Doricko

And like, I hope someday to be a big company.

I hope sometime to scale our operations meaningfully and to produce lots of water for people that are in need.

Again, obviously not flash flood alley and in the Texan Hill country when there has been flooding, but like,

one, the amount of material that we're using from silver iodide, the amount of silver iodide that we're using for these cloud seeding operations, it is de minimis relative to all these other things we're exposed to on a daily basis.

And even so, Rainmaker will, just for PR's sake, just for the sake of making people feel safe, we will eventually transition away from silver iodide into something totally biodegradable, totally organic, just because...

I think that's another way to build trust and it is going to continue to be our responsibility to do everything we can to earn the trust of people that have appropriate skepticism and concerns about all of this.

You know what the crazy thing about that is, Sean?

You already do it.

Do you already do that?

We are regulatorily required to do that already.

All of these reports are publicly available on state government websites right now.

Should Rainmaker start announcing those ourselves?

Sure.

Totally.

Absolutely.

I think that's a good idea and I appreciate the suggestion there.

But we already have to do that in order to be permitted to operate in these states.

These states, back when they made these regulations, they realized this is going to be a big deal in terms of what its consequences could be and also people are going to want to know what's going on.

They have a right to know what's going on.

The government lying to them all the time, people lying to them all the time, that's unacceptable.