Brayden

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.

That is essentially correct.

That is essentially correct.

there is no clauses in the estate plan in which they get to clean out the drawer. So I would assume that that legacy would continue on with their wills and estates to where they could leave it to the great-grandchildren, whom I will never know.

there is no clauses in the estate plan in which they get to clean out the drawer. So I would assume that that legacy would continue on with their wills and estates to where they could leave it to the great-grandchildren, whom I will never know.

there is no clauses in the estate plan in which they get to clean out the drawer. So I would assume that that legacy would continue on with their wills and estates to where they could leave it to the great-grandchildren, whom I will never know.

Yeah, I hope so. But we could well afford, just with the increases in the portfolio of the investment side of it, to give them more. I'm concerned to do that for all the reasons that you already know.

Yeah, I hope so. But we could well afford, just with the increases in the portfolio of the investment side of it, to give them more. I'm concerned to do that for all the reasons that you already know.

Yeah, I hope so. But we could well afford, just with the increases in the portfolio of the investment side of it, to give them more. I'm concerned to do that for all the reasons that you already know.

Well, the transition point is that following our conversation, you know, with you guys, you know, we'll certainly go back to council and we'll amend these things to make sure that we, you know, make that of monies available either in the gift side of it or increase in the 250 or include the unnamed biological grandchildren in the state. Our major concern was giving them too much too soon.

Well, the transition point is that following our conversation, you know, with you guys, you know, we'll certainly go back to council and we'll amend these things to make sure that we, you know, make that of monies available either in the gift side of it or increase in the 250 or include the unnamed biological grandchildren in the state. Our major concern was giving them too much too soon.