They took one bulk sample for each of the four areas from...

They took one bulk sample for each of the four areas from multiple drill results in that area (not a MET on every drill) and tested it 4 times btw. What makes it clear it is an IAC resource is actually the low Thorium and Uranium recovery (which is a consistent feature of IAC resources). So the METs are relatively stringent to prove homogenuity - it is why you can do bulk samples from multiple drills in a given location - as that is one of the key signatures as well as the PH4 solution at ambient temperature.

My point is when ENV drills then they will be in a position to do the same test - this rubbish about a $500 test is that, rubbish. That was my point which you failed to still see. I was playing with your head as I know what I will be looking for in METs - composite samples at depth across a number of drill results into a single batch for a given area.

All IMO