mind, there wasn't a tremendous amount of silver lying around waiting to be delivered. P: So there could be the possibility that we may have a lot less inventory than what appears to be told on these government reports. E: Sure, nobody really knows how much inventory there is. We know how much is in Comex, we know how much the PSLV owns, but theoretically that shouldn't be available, beyond that, I just don't believe there's huge amounts of silver and we are buyers of silver every day. We're very often delayed on our shipments. You know we could go in and buy 2 or 300 thousand ounces and we sort of get the common "Well, you know that shipment is going to take 2 or 3 weeks", which really means, I don't think there is really any ready silver inventory that's just waiting for someone to say "Ok fine, I'm going to buy" [then] "We'll deliver it to you" because it's not really that difficult to deliver silver. P: Let's talk a little bit about the European crisis, Eurozone crisis, the banking crisis. How do you see that effecting the silver price short term, intermediate, or even long term? E: Well, I think, Patrick, it depends on how it gets resolved. I mean if it gets resolved simply by printing money, I would think it would be incredibly positive for gold and silver. Because people would realize that felt currencies are being debased through those actions. I think the