Mark said "BNSF and UP are two rail companies, their cycle times...

Mark said "BNSF and UP are two rail companies, their cycle times blew out. That was a direct consequence of them each laying off 40,000 people during covid and when it came back on they just couldn't move the product because they couldn't man the loco's (trains). We have solved that, we have a second unit and that is arriving as we speak in peices and should be fully assessed in a couple of weeks and should mitigate that risk... I think if we get the second unit operating, then regardless of their cycle time (current 22 days should be 12) so long as they don't go out even more, then we should still be above to move produce at Jansen..."

To me, Mark was saying once they have the second train we should be able to transport more coal. He didn't say 6 months for that train to be operating. Unless iv misinterpreted what he was saying? Who will man that train that is being built at the moment?