<transcript><audio_32>during the early months of in the spring of last year okay so let's look at the charts i know everybody likes to see that and then i'll come back um and talk about real car loadings</transcript><caption><image_33>The image is a line graph that shows the percentage of people who have been diagnosed with cancer in the United States and Canada. The x-axis represents the years from July 20 to June 21, and the y-axis shows the number of people diagnosed with the disease.

There are three lines in the graph, each representing a different year. The first line is red, the second line is green, the third line is yellow, and and the fourth line is orange. The lines are plotted in a horizontal axis, with the red line representing the percentage and the green line representing a percentage. The red line represents the percentage, while the yellow line represents a percentage of percentage. 

The graph shows that the percentage has been steadily increasing over the years, with a slight decrease in the percentage over time. The percentage has decreased over time, with an increase in percentage and a decrease in percentage. There is also a note at the bottom of the graph that reads "US - Canada".</caption><transcript><audio_34>and so again like the red line being canada you can see uh from july of 2020 recovering finally from those really unprecedented lows of the capacity utilization rate whereas the us the green line</transcript><transcript><audio_35>uh humming along relatively stable canada really dropping um at the end of the year which is a little bit normal and then we'll have to wait and see once again this graph ends at june of this</transcript><caption><image_36>The image is a line graph that shows the number of people who have been diagnosed with cancer in the United States from July to June 2021. The x-axis represents the years, starting from July 20 and ending at June 21, and the y-axis indicates the percentage of people diagnosed with the disease.

There are three lines in the graph, each representing a different period of time. The first line is red, the second line is green, the third line is orange, and and the fourth line is yellow. The lines are plotted in a horizontal axis, with the highest percentage at the top and the lowest at the bottom. The highest percentage is in the top left corner, with a percentage of 85% and 75% respectively. The lowest percentage is on the left side of the graph. The graph shows that the percentage has been steadily increasing over time, with some areas having a higher percentage than others, while others have a lower percentage. The percentage on the top right corner is slightly higher than the lowest percentage, indicating a decrease in the percentage.</caption><caption><image_37>The image is a line graph that shows the growth of WSPF (WSPF) in the United States from September 24, 2021 to September 24th, 2021. The x-axis represents the years, and the y-axis indicates the growth rate.

There are three lines in the graph, each representing a different year. The first line is blue, the second line is orange, the third line is yellow, the fourth line is red, the fifth line is green, and finally, the sixth line is purple. The line on the left is orange and the line in the middle is yellow. The graph on the right is red and the graph on top is green. The lines on the graph show that the growth rates have increased over time, with the highest growth rates in September 2021 and the lowest growth rates on the bottom. The data is presented in a table format with a white background and black text.</caption><transcript><audio_38>and so this is the price of that western spruce 2x4 benchmark commodity that i keep talking about the blue line is this year where in the spring uh everybody was crying because the price was so incredibly high but like i said the volumes were not that high</transcript><transcript><audio_39>and uh we've got now in the past few weeks seems to have hit a bottom and it's ticking back up quite a bit mirroring that yellow line uh which is uh last year so again we'll have to wait and see how this year turns</transcript> during the early months of in the spring of last year okay so let's look at the charts i know everybody likes to see that and then i'll come back um and talk about real car loadings and so again like the red line being canada you can see uh from july of 2020 recovering finally from those really unprecedented lows of the capacity utilization rate whereas the us the green line uh humming along relatively stable canada really dropping um at the end of the year which is a little bit normal and then we'll have to wait and see once again this graph ends at june of this and so this is the price of that western spruce 2x4 benchmark commodity that i keep talking about the blue line is this year where in the spring uh everybody was crying because the price was so incredibly high but like i said the volumes were not that high and uh we've got now in the past few weeks seems to have hit a bottom and it's ticking back up quite a bit mirroring that yellow line uh which is uh last year so again we'll have to wait and see how this year turns
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