Now that I know how to use the transcript function on YouTube...

Now that I know how to use the transcript function on YouTube (thanks @cmomaussie) we can look at exactly what JB had to say.

For example, the slab under the pit is a globally significant 70 metres thick.

How soon can we tap into that?

If it means what I think it does, not much needs to change at NAL.

Not needing to break new ground away from the pit, takes, some of the environmental and community issues out of play (for now).

It probably also means that NAL is going to be significantly more valuable than what many of us thought it would ever be.

Dare I say it, a re-rate would be warranted?

I was wondering how deep a lithium pit can be.

Pretty dam deep it seems, the pit at Greenbushes Talison mine will be 450 metres deep when their three pits merge into one.

I wonder what the locals would feel about becoming the new Kalgoorlie of Quebec?