Brayden

Um, um, uh, when they're 21, they get a modest amount of money for five years and then at 25 they begin to kick in. My question, the simple one is $250,000 a year too much or too little given the fact that the, um, you know, the growth of the estate will be much larger than that.

I that is a good question I don't know that I can tell you if it's too much or too little I think that yeah I would return that with a question do you think it's too much or do you think it's too little or you think it's just right and why yeah throw it back at you well at this stage you know in our economy in our country I think it's just right but I'm concerned that there will be

I that is a good question I don't know that I can tell you if it's too much or too little I think that yeah I would return that with a question do you think it's too much or do you think it's too little or you think it's just right and why yeah throw it back at you well at this stage you know in our economy in our country I think it's just right but I'm concerned that there will be

I that is a good question I don't know that I can tell you if it's too much or too little I think that yeah I would return that with a question do you think it's too much or do you think it's too little or you think it's just right and why yeah throw it back at you well at this stage you know in our economy in our country I think it's just right but I'm concerned that there will be

the growth of the investment portfolio, you know, it'll be selfish not to let them grab more of it. And the whole reason for having an estate is to take care of the little ones, you know, in the future when you don't know what's going to happen.

the growth of the investment portfolio, you know, it'll be selfish not to let them grab more of it. And the whole reason for having an estate is to take care of the little ones, you know, in the future when you don't know what's going to happen.

the growth of the investment portfolio, you know, it'll be selfish not to let them grab more of it. And the whole reason for having an estate is to take care of the little ones, you know, in the future when you don't know what's going to happen.

Yes.

Yes.

Yes.

No, at 21, I think it was a little bit too much. So we're going to do five in a month between 21 and 25 and then 250 and then I'm after 25.

No, at 21, I think it was a little bit too much. So we're going to do five in a month between 21 and 25 and then 250 and then I'm after 25.

No, at 21, I think it was a little bit too much. So we're going to do five in a month between 21 and 25 and then 250 and then I'm after 25.

Yes. I mean, we don't have a stop on it. And then there one would assume that they were. By the way, just to comment on your last statement, we have clauses in our state plan. They have to be good people of good character, you know, drug and disease free and all of those. OK, we have a very competent trustee.

Yes. I mean, we don't have a stop on it. And then there one would assume that they were. By the way, just to comment on your last statement, we have clauses in our state plan. They have to be good people of good character, you know, drug and disease free and all of those. OK, we have a very competent trustee.

Yes. I mean, we don't have a stop on it. And then there one would assume that they were. By the way, just to comment on your last statement, we have clauses in our state plan. They have to be good people of good character, you know, drug and disease free and all of those. OK, we have a very competent trustee.

And, you know, with a wonderful moral compass and, you know, we're comfortable about that. But I'll be gone.

And, you know, with a wonderful moral compass and, you know, we're comfortable about that. But I'll be gone.

And, you know, with a wonderful moral compass and, you know, we're comfortable about that. But I'll be gone.

That is essentially correct.